QUICK COMMAND ver 2.0 Copyright Dan Jincks 1989,1990 All Rights Reserved SHAREWARE QUICK COMMAND is a shareware version of an integrated AutoCAD enhancement package called SPEED COMMAND. QUICK COMMAND does not contain all of the features or commands found in SPEED COMMAND, but all of the ones included are full featured. Both packages were written by a Design Engineer to make working in AutoCAD faster and easier. Users that register their use of QUICK COMMAND will now be sent a copy of SPEED COMMAND at no extra charge. The pricing of QUICK COMMAND v2.0 has also been simplified, and believe it or not, actually reduced. Now it costs only $20 for complete registration. See ORDERQC.DOC for details Each of the AutoLISP files has its own documentation. None of the AutoLISP files are encrypted or protected. This way the user can learn how the commands work and create their own variations or similar commands. The author wants the user to be able to do this. You may not, however, publish or distribute parts of QUICK COMMAND or any of the derivatives. It is intended for free use by registered users - but only at the site of registration. You may, however freely share or distribute complete unmodified copies of QUICK COMMAND. All files must be included. This may be done so long as no cost is charged for QUICK COMMAND itself. A maximum charge of $5 per copy is allowed to cover the costs of copying and distribution. After a 30 day trial period, 1 copy must be purchased for each workstation or terminal that any of QUICK COMMAND will be used on. The ORDERQC.DOC is supplied to be printed out and used for that purpose It should be noted that all of the AutoLISP was written to function in AutoCAD release 10. Almost all of it will work in Release 9. Most of it will work in Version 2.6. Files Included in QUICK COMMAND ver. 1.0 README.QC1 This file READMEQC.BAT Self displaying README.QC1 BROWSE.COM File displaying utility. [BROWSE filename] Esc to end, use the cursor keys & page up/page down. ORDERQC.DOC A printable order/registration form. FASTCALC.LSP A command line/transparent calculator. FASTCALC.DOC Documentation for FASTCALC.LSP FASTLAYR.LSP Layer manipulation commands. FASTLAYR.DOC Documentation for FASTLAYR.LSP * BLOCKS.LSP Block and Wblock commands. BLOCKS.DOC Documentation for BLOCKS.LSP ZOOMBACK.LSP Zooms back maximum without regens. 3D any UCS. ZOOMBACK.DOC Documentation for ZOOMBACK.LSP SSETS.LSP Ongoing Selection Sets "toolkit" of commands. SSETS.DOC Documentation for SSETS.LSP FASTCMD.LSP Keyboard Short Cuts with Menu Calling. FASTCMD.DOC Documentation for FASTCMD.LSP BOOM.LSP Explodes multiple entities in a drawing BOOM.DOC Documentation for BOOM.LSP Loading an AutoLISP file To load an AutoLISP file, Type (load "filename") from the command prompt while in a drawing. Only files ending in the .LSP extension can be loaded. Do not include the .LSP extension. The file name must be enclosed by " " . If the AutoLISP file is not in the current directory, a path must be supplied. Example (load "C:/TEMP/filename") Notice the use of / instead of the normal \ . To call up a loaded command, type the characters just following the (defun C: at the beginning of the AutoLISP file. If you actually NEEDED to read this section - It would be a good idea to get out the AutoCAD and AutoLISP Reference manuals and read up a bit. ENJOY!!!!!!!!