Autocad Command Line Off Screen
On the right side expand palettes and select command line as shown in the screenshot below change the orientation setting to bottom.
Autocad command line off screen. Hiding the command window hide and redisplay the command window by pressing ctrl 9 or from the ribbon view tab palettes panel command line find. On the left side select your current workspace. In the properties pane set show to yes and orientation to bottom. When you hide the command window you can still enter commands in the dynamic input tooltip.
Move to the properties below and set orientation to something like bottom. If you by a mistake tear off the autocad command line window and drag it outside the visible part of your screen you can try to get it back blindly with the arrow keys on your keyboard. You can customize command line settings in a number of different ways. If you have moved your autocad command line 2013 and higher off screen by mistake e g.
Click apply and ok to leave the cui. To do this is easy first hold the ctrl key down on your keyboard then select the number 9. This video explains how to change input settings to suit the needs of your project. Resize the window horizontally by dragging the right or left edge.
By doing this you will increase your viewing area for your drawing. This method works for the floating command line window palette not for the text window invoked by the f2 key. Autodesk has incorporated for several releases the ability to shut off the command line. On the right side expand palettes and click on command line under there.
My autocad command line window is off screen. For the current workspace expand the palettes and locate the command line item. Autocad needs to be reset to defaults see how to reset autocad to defaults. The command line may be coming up off screen see palettes will not display in autocad.
In the workspace contents pane select palettes then select command line. Click apply and close dialog. Ensure that the command line is at the bottom of the screen click on the wrench on the command line.