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                              New CAD Line Dialog                  and Angle relative to the end of the last
                                                                   line drawn, as though that line’s angle
                                                                   were at 0° and its End Point, at  (0,0).
                                                                •  X Position (horizontal) and Y Position
                                                                   (vertical) coordinates relative to (0,0) are
                                                                   entered if the Absolute Location method
                                                                   is specified.
                                                                •  X Position (horizontal) and Y Position
                                                                   (vertical) coordinates relative to the start
                                                                   point are entered if the Relative to Start
                                                                   Point method is specified.
                                                                •  Distance and Angle from the start point
                                                                   are entered if the Relative to Start Point:
                                                                   Polar method is specified.
                                                                •  Distance and Angle from the start point
                         1  The X Position (horizontal) and Y      are entered if the Relative to Previous
                            Position (vertical) coordinates of the   Line method is specified.
                        start point for the new line display here. They   •  Click Next to create the line without exit-
                        can also be changed, if you wish.          ing the dialog so you can input data for
                                                                   the next line. The start point of the next
                         2  The new line’s End Point is defined    line is the end point of this line.
                            here. Begin by specifying how you
                        want to define the line End Point Location.
                        •  Absolute Location - Define the end        Click  the  Number  Style  button  to
                                                                     change the units used in dialogs. See
                           point of the new line in X Position (hori-  “Dialog Number/Angle Style Dialog” on page
                           zontal) and Y Position (vertical) coordi-  137.
                           nates, relative to (0,0).
                        •  Relative to Start Point - Define the end   To enter an angle in bearings
                           point of the new line in X and Y coordi-
                           nates that are relative to the line’s Start   1.  While not required, you may want to
                           Point, as though it were at (0,0).      select Quadrant or Azimuth Bearings
                                                                   in the Dialog Number/Angle Style dia-
                        •  Check Polar to define the End Point of   log.
                           the new line by its Distance and Angle
                           from the Start Point rather than in X and   2.  For Quadrant Bearings, begin by typing
                           Y coordinates. This is helpful when cre-  N or S (for North or South).
                           ating a plot plan. See “Plot Plans and   3.  Next, type the number of degrees fol-
                           Plan Footprints” on page 1203.          lowed by either a  letter d or a space.
                        •  Relative to Previous Line - Define the   4.  Type the number of minutes followed by
                           End Point of the new line by its Distance   either a ‘ or a space.




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