How do I move my screen in AutoCAD without a mouse?

How do you move in AutoCAD without a mouse?

Use the Pan command on the Standard toolbar to move the view in the graphics window in any direction planar to the screen. You can pan the view while other commands are active. Click Pan or press F2. The cursor changes to the pan cursor .

How do I move my screen in AutoCAD?

To Move a Drawing View

1. Move the cursor over the drawing view to move. The drawing view border appears.
2. Click inside the drawing view border to select the drawing view. A grip appears at the center of the view.
3. Drag the grip to move the drawing view to the desired location.

How do I move my mouse screen in AutoCAD?

Hold down the mouse button and drag your mouse up and down the screen. AutoCAD zooms in and out accordingly.

How do you move the canvas in AutoCAD?

You can pan to reposition a view and zoom to change the magnification of a view. Typically, you pan and zoom the current view with a wheel mouse or similar device. Rolling the wheel zooms the view, while pressing and dragging the wheel pans the view.

How do you move an object in AutoCAD?

To Move Objects Using Two Points

1. Click Home tab Modify panel Move. Find.
2. Select the objects to move and press Enter.
3. Specify a base point for the move.
4. Specify a second point. The objects you selected are moved to a new location determined by the distance and direction between the first and second points.

How do I use the stretch command in AutoCAD?

AutoCAD Stretch

1. Select Stretch icon from the ribbon panel, as shown below: Or. …
2. Select the object. We have selected the object with the help of box selection, as shown below:
3. Press Enter.
4. Specify the base point or displacement value. …
5. Specify second point or the displacement value.

How do I view the whole drawing in AutoCAD?

To Zoom to the Extents of Selected Drawings

1. In Map Explorer, right-click Drawings. Click Zoom Extents.
2. In the Zoom Drawing Extents dialog box, select the drawings to view.
3. Click OK.