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MEDUSA 4 Drafting<br />

Overview of the Work Environment<br />

3. Move the cursor above the tool you want to select.<br />

4. Click the left mouse button to select the tool.<br />

The tool you select becomes the default tool and it is displayed inside the tooltray.<br />

For example, if you select the thick line in the figure above the outermost right icon is<br />

displayed in the tooltray.<br />

5. To use the tool, move the pointer into the drawing area.<br />

Now you are ready to use the tool. The message area below the drawing area gives<br />

information on the next step to do for using the chosen tool.<br />

Choosing a Tool<br />

For choosing a tool:<br />

1. Move your cursor over the tool.<br />

When you point to the tool it appears highlighted blue. A description of the tool appears<br />

in the message line at the bottom of the screen inside the status area and a tool tip<br />

appears adjacent to the cursor.<br />

Please note: You cannot choose a tool that is disabled and which has a dimmed appearance.<br />

2. Click the left mouse button to select the tool.<br />

Once you have chosen a tool it becomes active. The tool button gets a black border<br />

and appears more pale then when not selected.<br />

3. To use the tool, move the pointer into the drawing area.<br />

Now you are ready to use the tool. The message line inside the status area gives information<br />

on the next step to do for using the chosen tool.<br />

Each tool is used in a different manner. Many of the tools are described later in this<br />

manual.<br />

Please note: Some of the tools, like the create line tools, remain active after you have used<br />

them so that you can continue to work with them until you choose another tool.<br />

The active tool is always shown in the status area as shown in “Quick Guide to the<br />

Work Environment” on page 26.<br />

In addition to the tools some tool trays contain tool buttons that enable you to, for example,<br />

delete all the construction lines on the sheet. The action takes effect as soon as you click the<br />

button.<br />

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