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            EXERCISE 95-97 : Creating simple mould design drawing
                                                                                        MODULE  11


           EXERCISE 95-97 : Creating simple mould design drawing
             Objectives
            At the end of this exercise you shall be able to
            Objectives


           At the end of this exercise you shall be able to
           •   open auto CAD, create fi le, view fi le, save fi le, close fi le end quit AutoCAD
           •   start new drawing with commands, lines circles arcs, polygons rectangles ellipse
           •   opening existing fi le and editing
           •   creation of object properties with layers
           •   execute the dimensioning command
           •   creating isometric views
           •   creating 3D views in view ports
            Job Sequence
           •   draw the hand injection mould parts and assemble it.
             TASK 1: Opening AutoCAD, Creating File, Viewing File, Saving File, Closing File and Quit AutoCAD
           Job Sequence
             Start a Drawing in AUTOCAD
           TASK 1: Opening AutoCAD, Creating File, Viewing File, Saving File, Closing File and Quit AutoCAD
             Method 1
           Start a Drawing in AUTOCAD
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           Method 1
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           •  Ensure the System is ON, otherwise boot the system.
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           •  Windows screen will appear.
             Method 2
           •  Place cursor on AutoCAD Icon and double click to switch on AutoCAD Screen (Fig 1).
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           Method 2
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           •  Place cursor on start button and Main menu options appear.
           •  Double click AutoCAD - English as shown bellow (Fig 2).
                 Fig 1
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