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This section is used to share tips and tricks with other users of AutoCAD LT for Mac. Many tips written for AutoCAD for Mac do also apply to AutoCAD LT for Mac. You can find the AutoCAD for Mac tips at:
Displaying the Command Line
By default, the Command Line palette is not displayed in AutoCAD LT for Mac. The following explains how to show the Command Line.
- In AutoCAD LT for Mac, when no command is active, press Command-3.