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This tip works begining with AutoCAD 2006:
At the command line, type the first letter of the command you wish to start. Do not press
(ENTER); instead, press the TAB key repeatedly and watch as AutoCAD runs through an alphabetical list of all commands, beginning with the letter you first typed. When the right command appears in the command line, press
to start it.
This isn't a very efficient way to invoke a command but it's a great way of finding commands you never knew existed; try it yourself and you will discover that AutoCAD has a lot of commands…
Also, you can press SHIFT+TAB to walk back through the list.
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AutoCAD 2010: Starting a Command
This video tutorial demonstrates some of the methods for starting a command in AutoCAD. Running time: 2min 42sec