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In AutoCAD, you can import images in several ways. The first is to use the "Insert" command. From the command line or ribbon, select "Insert", then choose your image file. You also have the option to scale and position your image. Another way is to use the "Raster Design" tab. From here, you can selRead more
In AutoCAD, you can import images in several ways. The first is to use the “Insert” command. From the command line or ribbon, select “Insert”, then choose your image file.
You also have the option to scale and position your image. Another way is to use the “Raster Design” tab. From here, you can select the “Raster Image” command, choose an image file and insert it into AutoCAD. Finally, you can drag and drop the image directly into your drawing window.
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