Short posts today on a couple of
issues I had with Autocad.
First
tip is disabling the Quick Properties Window. If every time you select an
object on Autocad you get a pop-up properties window then you’ve enabled the
quick properties display option. What’s worse is that it doesn’t have a name or
title so you can’t really tell what you've activated.
You can
type QPMODE and change it to 0.
Or you
can click on the customisation menu on the right down corner, add Quick
Properties to the expanded menu and then click on the new icon to turn it on/off.
Here’s the help page description.
Type:
|
Integer
|
Saved
in:
|
Registry
|
Initial
value:
|
1
|
Sets the on or off state of Quick Properties
palette.
0
|
Turns
off the display of the Quick Properties palette for all objects. When turned
back on by clicking Quick Properties on the status bar, QPMODE is set to 1
|
1
|
Turns on the display of the Quick Properties
palette for all objects
|
2
|
Turns on the display of Quick Properties palette
only for objects that are defined in the Customize User Interface (CUI)
Editor to display properties
|
Note When this system variable is set to a negative
number, the feature is turned off but the value is retained.
Second
tip regards the wrong behaviour of shift to deselect objects. It seems Raster
Design has an option to “Shift+Left Click to Image select”. The shift hijack
can be turned off by typing IOPTIONS and deselecting the “Shift+Left Click to
Image select” in the User Preferences tab.
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