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Summary

In this chapter, you discovered how to integrate your drawings with the Internet. You read about the following:

Faxing, e-mailing, and eTransmitting drawings

Opening drawings from anywhere on the Internet

Creating hyperlinks in your drawings

Using the PUBLISH command to create DWF files

Using the Publish to Web wizard to create Web pages with DWF, JPEG, or PNG images

Utilizing Autodesk DWF Viewer to view DWF files

This chapter ends Part V, “Organizing and Managing Drawings.” Part VI, “Customizing AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT,” shows you the inner workings of AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT so that you can work in the way that best suits your needs. Chapter 29 explains how to create customized command shortcuts and toolbars.

Customizing

AutoCAD

In Part VI, you discover how to make AutoCAD work the way you want. Customizing AutoCAD can speed up your work, make it easier, create standards for all drawings where you work, and automate often-used or repetitive tasks. You can customize the process of issuing commands as well as customize toolbars and tool palettes (Chapter 29), create macros and slide shows with script files (Chapter 30), create your own linetypes and hatch patterns (Chapter 31), cre-

ate your own fonts and other shapes (Chapter 32), and customize AutoCAD’s menus (Chapter 33).

P A R T

VI

In This Part

Chapter 29

Customizing

Commands, Toolbars,

and Tool Palettes

Chapter 30

Creating Macros and Slide Shows with Script Files

Chapter 31

Creating Your Own

Linetypes and Hatch

Patterns

Chapter 32

Creating Shapes

and Fonts

Chapter 33

Customizing Menus