Creating Double Lines
The Double Line tool creates a wide variety of constrained and unconstrained double lines. Set the width between the double lines, the offset from the cursor, and whether to create components between the double lines.
 
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Click the Double Line tool from the Basic palette.
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Click either the Constrained Double Line or the Unconstrained Double Line mode button.
Constrained lines are drawn at 30¡, 45¡, and 90¡ angles, and their complements are drawn in increments of 30¡, and 45¡.
Unconstrained lines can be drawn at any angle.
Press and hold the Shift key while drawing a line in Unconstrained mode to snap the line to predetermined angles.
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Click the desired Offset mode button to specify the offset method.
 
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Click Double Line Preferences and set the preferences.
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Click OK to accept the changes.
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Applying Components Between Double Lines
To apply a component between the double lines:
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The Components dialog box opens.
 
Displays a preview of the components between the double lines, including the defined components; the preview is drawn from left to right, so the “top” of the preview, by default, indicates the left part of the double lines as they will be drawn. The arrow shows the drawing direction.
Lists the components that form the structure of the double line, in order from left to right as displayed in the preview. To change the order of a component, click and drag within the # column.
Opens the Component Attributes dialog box to edit the selected component’s thickness and attributes (you can also double-click on a component to open the Component Attributes dialog box)
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