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Being a brand new user of Carlson Survey with IntelliCAD software,
I was wondering if other board members could offer any helpful tips.

Two things that would sure help me would be...

A line/key command for turning ESNAP on and off.
When labeling, I am constantly doing this, so that labels go where I move them.

Also, is there a quick dimension labeling function
that can give me labeled distances between points that are not connected by a line?

Coming from 10 year old AutoCAD, I recall labeling falling distances
to stored shots on lath on line.

Thanks


 
Posted : October 25, 2013 10:36 am
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The F3 key toggles object snaps in Autocad, doesn't it do that in Intellicad as well?

You can use the dis_ or bdis command to label a distance only on a line.


 
Posted : October 25, 2013 10:51 am
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F3 does exactly that.

Thanks!


 
Posted : October 25, 2013 10:57 am
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> Also, is there a quick dimension labeling function
> that can give me labeled distances between points that are not connected by a line?

Go to ANNOTATE
chose ANGLE/DISTANCE

find the one you want to use, I'll use BEARING DISTANCE

it prompts you for a line OR P (for points) that will give you what you want.

(This is ACAD embedded I hope it's similar for you)


 
Posted : October 25, 2013 11:05 am
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Keyboard shortcuts can make your work go much faster. You can use the default keyboard shortcuts and create your own.

Here are the defaults that come with AutoCAD:

F1: Displays Help
F2: Toggles the Text Window
F3: Toggles OSNAP
F4: Toggles Tablet mode
F5: Toggles ISOPLANE
F6: Toggles Dynamic UCS
F7: Toggles GRID mode
F8: Toggles ORTHO mode
F9: Toggles SNAP mode
F10: Toggles Polar Tracking
F11: Toggles Object Snap Tracking
F12: Toggles Dynamic Input
CTRL+0: Toggles Clean Screen
CTRL+1: Toggles the Properties palette
CTRL+2: Toggles the DesignCenter palette
CTRL+3: Toggles the Tool Palettes Window
CTRL+4: Toggles the Sheet Set Manager
CTRL+6: Toggles the dbConnect Manager
CTRL+7: Toggles the Markup Set Manager
CTRL+8: Toggles the QuickCalc calculator palette
CTRL+9: Toggles the command window
CTRL+A: Selects all objects in the drawing
CTRL+SHIFT+A: Toggles Groups
CTRL+B: Toggles Snap mode
CTRL+C: Copies objects to Clipboard
CTRL+SHIFT+C: Copies objects to Clipboard with Base Point
CTRL+D: Toggles Dynamic UCS
CTRL+E: Cycles through isometric planes
CTRL+F: Toggles running object snaps
CTRL+G: Toggles the grid
CTRL+H: Toggles PICKSTYLE
CTRL+I: Toggles COORDS
CTRL+J; CTRL+M: Repeats the last command (pressing Enter does the same)
CTRL+L: Toggles Ortho mode
CTRL+N: Creates a new drawing
CTRL+O: Opens an existing drawing
CTRL+P: Prints/plots thecurrent drawing
CTRL+R: Cycles through layout viewports
CTRL+S: Saves the current drawing
CTRL+SHIFT+S: Opens the Save As dialog box
CTRL+T: Toggles TABLET mode
CTRL+V: Pastes data from the Clipboard
CTRL+SHIFT+V: Pastes data from the Clipboard as a Block
CTRL+X: Cuts objects to Clipboard
CTRL+Y: Cancels the preceding Undo action
CTRL+Z: Reverses the last action
CTRL+[; CTRL+: Cancels the current command (pressing Esc does the same)
CTRL+PAGE UP: Moves to the next layout tab to the left of the current tab
CTRL+PAGE DOWN: Moves to the next layout tab to the right of the current tab
ALT+F11: Displays the Visual Basic Editor
ALT+F8: Displays the Macros dialog box


 
Posted : October 25, 2013 2:41 pm