Note For a demonstration of the following
steps, click the Show Me button.
- On the Draw toolbar, click the Doubleline button.
Click
the fly-out arrow on the Line/Arc continuous button to display the Doubleline button.
- In the bottom left of the box, click to place
the first point of the doubleline.
- On the ribbon bar in the Length box, type 11 '
and press ENTER.
- Move the mouse cursor horizontally to the left of the first point.
- When the horizontal relationship indicator
appears next to the mouse cursor, click to place the line.
- At the end point of the line that you just
drew, move the mouse cursor to start a new line.
- Draw a vertical line 12' long, click to place
the line.
- Move the mouse cursor horizontally to the right
of the line just placed and draw a horizontal line 24' long, click to place the line.
- Move
the mouse cursor over the bottom right of the box that was first created. Now move the
mouse cursor to the right until it is vertical. When the horizontal alignment indicator appears, click to place the line.
Alignment
indicators are dashed lines that show horizontal or vertical alignments while you draw or
modify elements.
- Move the mouse cursor horizontally to
the left of the line just placed to the lower right corner of the box. When the end point
relationship indicator appears, click to place the line.
- On the ribbon bar, click the Center Primary
Line button.
- Move the mouse cursor to the top center of the
2' box. When the midpoint relationship indicator appears, click to place the line.
- Draw a vertical line that meets the first
horizontal line.