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To draw isometric views for the orthographic diagram shown here           LIST OF COMMANDS USED Line, Hatch, Snap, Ortho, Isometric grid PROCEDURE 1.       Set Ortho on. 2.       Enter Snap command, enter G for grid style and the I for isometric then press enter. 3.       Enter Isometricgrid and select T or top 4.       Enter Line command 5.       Select start point 6.       Specify next point: 40 7.       Specify next point : 15 8.       Specify next point : 20 9.       Specify next point : 15 10.   Specify next point : 20 11.   Specify next point: 60 12.   Specify next point: 80 13.   Specify next point: 60 and close 14.   Enter Isometricgrid command and enter R for right 15.   Select Line command 16.   Select start point left corner end 17.   Specify next point: 55 18.   Specify next point: 15 19.   Specify next point: 20 20.   Select star

To draw orthographic views for the pictorial diagram-V Block LIST OF COMMANDS USED Line PROCEDURE 1.       Set the dimensions in mm and drawing boundary 210 x 297 mm 2.       Select line command icon in draw toolbar or type command LINE in command window. 3.       For Front View Specify start point» 0,0 [ENTER] 4.       Specify next point» @0,10 [ENTER] 5.       Specify next point» @-10,0 [ENTER] 6.       Specify next point» @0,60 [ENTER] 7.       Specify next point» @-10,0 [ENTER] 8.       Specify next point» @-25,-25 [ENTER] 9.       Specify next point» @0,-5 [ENTER] 10.   Specify next point» @-10,0 [ENTER] 11.   Specify next point» @0,5 [ENTER] 12.   Specify next point» @-25,25 [ENTER] 13.   Specify next point» @-10,0 [ENTER] 14.   Specify next point» @0,-60 [ENTER] 15.   Specify next point» @-10,0 [ENTER] 16.   Close 17.   Using the snap function draw the projection l

Today's teachers are no longer limited to writing on the blackboard and sending home paper notes. As educators embrace the benefits of technology, more and more teachers are capitalizing on blogs to stimulate learning and effectively communicate with parents and students outside of the classroom walls. Teachers use blogs in a variety of ways, from updating parents to clarifying lessons. Some teachers also invite their students to contribute their thoughts and ideas in blog form, either for the purpose of discussing specific topics or to share their ideas and areas of interest. The opportunities to use blogs in education are infinite, and you may find that your students may actually enjoy blogging! Not only is blogging a creative way to encourage your students to write, but it will also help them learn more about using information technology simultaneously. Step 1: Choose a Blogging Website There are many blogging websites available for teachers to use. Most options are free,