To show the command list in AutoCAD, you can follow these simple steps:
Using the Ribbon
If you prefer using the Ribbon interface in AutoCAD, you can easily access the command list by following these steps:
- Click on the Home tab located on the Ribbon at the top of your screen.
- Look for the Command List panel on the Home tab. It is usually located towards the right-hand side of the tab.
- Click on the Command List button to expand or collapse it.
- If expanded, you will see a list of commands available in AutoCAD.
- If collapsed, simply click on the Command List button again to expand it and view all available commands.
Using Keyboard Shortcuts
If you prefer using keyboard shortcuts for quick access to commands, you can use this method:
- Type ‘Ctrl+9’ on your keyboard. This shortcut toggles the visibility of the command line window in AutoCAD.
- If hidden, the command line window will appear at its default location at the bottom of your screen.
- If visible, typing ‘Ctrl+9’ again will hide it from view.
- Note: The command line window also displays a history list of recently used commands, making it a handy tool for accessing commands even without showing a dedicated command list.
Tips and Tricks:
- Customize the Command List: AutoCAD allows you to customize the command list by adding or removing commands. Right-clicking on the Command List panel will give you options to modify its content based on your preferences.
- Use AutoComplete: When typing commands in the command line window, AutoCAD provides an autocomplete feature that suggests command names as you type. This can help you quickly find the desired command without having to scroll through a long list.
By using either the Ribbon or keyboard shortcuts, you can easily show the command list in AutoCAD. This will provide you with quick access to all available commands, making your workflow more efficient and productive.