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draw bearing using AutoCad
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draw bearing using AutoCad

draw bearing using AutoCad

(OP)
Hi guys,
I don't have Land Development program.  How do i draw bearing with AutoCad 2006? Thanks

RE: draw bearing using AutoCad

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To draw a line from a point, a distance of 23.67 feet, at a bearing of North 25 degrees 33 minutes 45 seconds West:

Command: l LINE Specify first point: [pick point]
Specify next point or [Undo]: @23.67<N25d33'45"W
Specify next point or [Undo]: [enter]

To see line displayed in surveyor units, format your units accordingly.

(2006 or 2007 changed so that the default input is relative displacement, if so you may need to leave off the "@" sign)

RE: draw bearing using AutoCad

(OP)
Thanks CarlB

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