, showing that you can now select the points of the active model in the Graphics window.The cursor in the Graphics window reflects the current pick/creation mode. This makes it easier to see what will be selected or created.
For example, when you have the Points Editing toolbar displayed, the cursor looks like this , showing that you can now select the points of the active model in the Graphics window.
| Mode | Toolbar/Button Selected | Cursor |
| Pick Points | Point Editing toolbar | |
| Pick Scanlines | Scanline Editing toolbar |  |
| Create Scanlines |  on Scanline Editing toolbar |
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| Pick Triangle | Triangle Editing toolbar |  |
| Create Triangles |  on Triangle Editing toolbar |
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| Pick Curves | Curve Editing toolbar |  |
| Create Curves |  on Curve Editing toolbar |
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| Pick Surfaces | Surface Generation toolbar |  |
| Create Surfaces |  on Surface Generation toolbar |
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| Lasso mode |  on Point Editing, Scanline Editing or Triangle Editing toolbars |
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| Zoom mode |  on the View toolbar |
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The Command window is mainly used for displaying commands carried out by CopyCAD. For more details about CopyCAD commands, see Tools – Echo Commands .
You can move the Command window to where you want it in the CopyCAD window. For example, if you don't want it displayed at the bottom of the window you can move it to float in a different part of the window, dock it to another edge of the window or hide it completely.
