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Topic ClosedPlease help! Problem is causing me to go crazy!

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    Posted: 22.Jan.2010 at 15:03
Hi,
 
This may have already been posted/answered before but I have no idea how to describe this so I doubt I would find anything by searching.
 
I'm using AutoCAD LT 2009
 
Say you have two lines on the screen and you want to move both of them at the same time. Instead of dragging a box over the two lines you individually pick them by clicking on each of them separately. When you click on one of them it highlights it however, when you click on the other line it highlights the new selection but un-highlights the first one. I have since discovered that if after clicking on the first line I hold the shift key I can click the second line and both are still highlighted. I have no idea whatsoever as to what I have done and I would greatly appreciate some help. It's driving me mad!Confused
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22.Jan.2010 at 15:59

Try Tip #4044 from the Tips & Tricks Clap

"If you can select always only a single object, use the SHIFT  key to select multiple objects or return the PICKADD  variable back to its default value 1 (one)."
 
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Edited by Tankman - 22.Jan.2010 at 16:00
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22.Jan.2010 at 17:14

Use the 'stretch' command man. Just type it into the command line, hit enter and streeeeetch those lines all at the same time.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Jan.2010 at 04:59
Originally posted by tulip3D tulip3D wrote:

Use the 'stretch' command man. Just type it into the command line, hit enter and streeeeetch those lines all at the same time.
 
Thanks for the stretch reminder!
 
I believe the post was, move the lines. Confused
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Jan.2010 at 22:20
Originally posted by Tankman Tankman wrote:

Try Tip #4044 from the Tips & Tricks Clap

"If you can select always only a single object, use the SHIFT  key to select multiple objects or return the PICKADD  variable back to its default value 1 (one)."
 
Great place to search the Tips & Tricks section of Cad Forum CZ.
Has helped me, and many others! Wink


Thanks, I'll try this tomorrow at work.
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