Inside AutoCAD® 2002

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There are many ways to customize AutoCAD. Adding or changing command aliases in the .PGP file, creating toolbars, and modifying menus are among the most popular. As this chapter demonstrated, these methods do not require any advanced knowledge of programming techniques and are easy to learn. If you want to take a further step in customization, Chapter 22 introduces you to AutoCAD’s most popular customization and programming interface: AutoLISP.

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