copy using last point as new basepoint

Is this possible?

ie. say you have a circle at 0,0 that needs to be copied three times so that the distance between centres is: 1200, 1000 & 1500

instead of typing 0,1200 for the second, 0,2200 for the third and 0,3700 for the last, i want to be able to use the last copied circle as the basepoint for the next so i can just type 0,1200, 0,1000 & 0,1500

hope i make sense

-kymba

Turn ORTHO on, ensure you are ghosting in the right direction,

the you can simply type the distances...running dimensions

e.g. 1200 (enter), 2200 (enter) 3700 (enter)

Thanks PS_Port, but i need to do the opposite...i don't want to add up (lazyness & dyslexia)

e.g. 1200 (enter), 1000 (enter), 1500 (enter)

Look into object tracking. Once I started using it, I never stopped.