Can't teach an old dog new tricks

I used AutoCAD release 12 for many years back in the mid 90s - early 2000s and have burned in commands
that I find almost impossible to shake. Is there a course in LibreCAD that would be of help. I keep entering commands that I memorized in ACAD and am, becoming very frustrated...
Any suggestions?

Tom

I don't use command line a lot. It's mostly those old dogs crying for that.
Have you seen this:https://wiki.librecad.org/index.php?title=A_short_manual_for_use_from_the_command_line
Command line use has been improved a bit since then. You can make your own command aliases to a certain degree. But I am not into that, can't help.
I can only advise to print out or write down LibreCAD's commands on paper and stick that to the wall so you always have it in your sight. Maybe this helps...

Thanks, I'll try anything at this point!


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I don't use command line a lot. It's mostly those old dogs crying for that.
Have you seen this:https://wiki.librecad.org/index.php?title=A_short_manual_for_use_from_the_command_line
Command line use has been improved a bit since then. You can make your own command aliases to a certain degree. But I am not into that, can't help.
I can only advise to print out or write down LibreCAD's command on paper and stick that to the wall so you always have it in your sight. Maybe this helps...

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