Summary

When you're in a hurry and you are working with an unfamiliar program, you might be tempted to try methods you've used in other programs. You can do that in AutoCAD, and if you're lucky, you might get the results you want. But you might also be a bit confused about some of the behaviors AutoCAD presents.

This chapter has given you a bit more information about what to expect when you start to click objects in an AutoCAD drawing. Once you've mastered the features presented here, you'll be on your way to gaining control over those mysterious objects in AutoCAD.