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  1. sadefa
    Hello to all. Some of you might know that whenever you might use an expression to determine the input value. For example you want a line with length of 20 you can always run command “line” and when prompted for the length write ‘cal and then 10*2. This will give line length of 20 units. What I am looking for is a way to change the ‘cal command as it’s too long for me to type it each time. Any ideas how to achieve this?
  2. Faouweb
    Hi Is there a way to have in the Quick Calculator the Z axis or X and Y, as shown in the picture bellow. When I need to move something I have to measure, note the dimension on paper, and then use Move , it's not professional Thank you
  3. karuzo
    Hello, I’m a draftsman and I have a calculator that has feet and inches which of course makes things easy assisting in draft. I was wondering for those who do not have such calculator – I was considering creating a simple iphone app that does just that – add/substruct as well as conversion from metric to imperial and vise versa. Just gauging to see if there is interest. If there is interest, is anyone interested in beta testing such app during development? Thanks, D
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