Names the new dimension style, sets the style on which to start the new one, and indicates
the dimension types to which you want the new style to apply.

List of Options

The following options are displayed.

New Style Name

Specifies the new dimension style name.

Start With

Sets a style to use as a basis for the new one. For the new style, you change only
the properties that differ from the properties you start with.

Annotative

Specifies that the dimension style is annotative. Annotative objects and styles are
used to control the size and scale at which annotation objects are displayed in model
space or a layout.

Use For

Creates a dimension substyle that applies only to specific dimension types. For example,
you could create a version of the STANDARD dimension style to be used only for diameter
dimensions.

Continue

Displays the New Dimension Style dialog box, in which you define the new dimension
style properties.

Learning AutoCad

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