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It copies two objects and it aligns them.
Modify
toolbar: 
Menu: Modify
Copy
and Align
Command
line: COPY_ALIGN
It selects the objects to be copied and aligned: Select the objects to be aligned and press ENTER
Then specifytwo pairs of points of origin and definition to align the selected objects.
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Specify first point of origin: specify a point (1) Specify first point of destination: specify a point (2) Specify second point of origin: specify a point (3) Specify second point of destination: specify a point (4) Specify third point of origin: press ENTER Would
you like to scale objects according to their points of alignment? [Yes;/No]
When selecting two pairs of points, it is possible to move, rotate and scale the selected objects to align them with other objects. The first set of points of origin and destination defines the base point for the alignment (1, 2). The second set of points defines the angle of rotation (3, 4). After the second set of points has been entered, a prompt to scale the object will appear. The distance between the first and second points of destination (2, 4) is used as the reference length to which the object is scaled. Scaling is available only when aligning objects by means of two pairs of points. The COPY_ALIGN command differs from the ALIGN comman because the objects are copied and not displaced. |
