Fourth Week 9/5 & 9/7

I've been tinkering with the extend methods and the circle commands.  The commands include a center, radius command which allows you the exact radius of a circle that you wish to insert, a center, diameter command which sets the circle depending on diameter.  There is also a two point and three point command that allows the user to set up a circle by selecting either two or three places on the virtual graph.  There is also a Tan, Tan, Radius and Tan, Tan, Tan command that can set a circle to touch exactly two or three points on a line.  It would actually seem like a lot on paper, but overall, it's not something you can't easily learn in a couple of days.

There was also the trimming and extend effects that I've learned, but haven't gotten around quite yet, which I will as I start the lab today.  Looking at the lab, the class is now starting get less easy since  a lot of the stuff over the weeks that we've went over are to be used here.

Also been trying to edit the title of my blog which I've posted "Second week".  No success in changing it yet.

EDIT:  It's been changed.

COPYMODE - this command allows you to set a value of either 1 to create a single copy or 0 to create mutiple copies when using the command

CIRCLERAD - this command set the default radius for the circle when pressing enter

EDGEMODE - this command determines what boundaries the TRIM and EXTEND can trim or extend, respectively

OFFSETGAPTYPE - Controls how potential gaps between segments are treated when closed polylines are offset