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Hi! I use autoCAD 2005. I would like to copy objects along curve or elipse.which command should I use? thnx

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_divide or _measure

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S Scalise wrote:

hm interesting but explain me hot to use this commands? I have rectangle to multiply along ellipse.
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F1 -- look up MEASURE and DIVIDE. ___

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S Scalise wrote:

figured it out.it wass helpful.
thnx
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Switch to Microstation v.8. It will copy objects along a curve.
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So will Autocad, or don't you read?

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No, Autocad will not.

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You just go on believing that. The rest of us will just continue to do it when we need to.
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autocad do it good long live measure and divide :)))
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Try a polar array
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Along an elipse? Quite the trick.

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