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Entering Survey Data using AutoCAD
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AutoCAD 2010: Starting a Command
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While in the middle of either of the Trim or Extend command, you don't have to exit out of one to start the other; they're virtually the same command. So if you're using Trim, and need to Extend, simply hold down the SHIFT key and it will convert to the Extend command, and vice-versa.
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This tutorial runs through all of the modify tools, demonstrating practical examples in each case.