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trim and extension command
On AutoCad 2021.
The trim and extension command works funny. I initiate the command then click the cutting edge (press entre) then click the lines I need to trim or extend.
Now I initiate the command and as soon as I click the object selected trims or extend.
How can I correct this, it is really affecting my work?
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Permalink Reply by Garret Diduck on
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Once you start the TRIM or EXTEND command, there is a mOde option on the command line now. Just change the mOde to STANDARD. It will act like the old/original TRIM/EXTEND after that. A bonus is that the change to the mode will stay until you change it! Hope that helps.
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