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Although AutoCAD provides an environment that allows users to make detailed and precise drawings, it’s often necessary for users to incorporate further information. A typical user will add textual annotations and measurement annotations (dimensions) to a drawing for manufacturing, modeling, engineering, mapping, and surveying purposes, and to help clarify design intent. AutoCAD VBA provides a number of methods to help users create annotations and dimensions that they normally create through the AutoCAD application interface.

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Sutphin, J. (2004). Dimensions and Annotations. In: AutoCAD 2004 VBA: A Programmer’s Reference. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0787-0_11

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