A command alias is an abbreviation of a command name, which you can enter at the Command prompt instead of entering the entire command name. Edit the Program Parameters (PGP) File to manage command aliases. 
- Windows 
	 
 
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- Do one of the following: 
			 
 
		  
 
- In the text editor, scroll to the bottom and add your new command aliases under the User Defined Command Aliases section.
			 

			 
 
			 Note: If you want to replace an existing command alias, such as C to start the COPY command instead of the CIRCLE command, it is best to not change the existing command alias definition but rather to add a new entry under the User Defined Command Aliases section. The last definition is the one the product loads. 
			 
 
		   
- Save the PGP file after you have made the desired changes. 
		  
 
- In AutoCAD or the AutoCAD-based product, at the Command prompt, enter 
			 reinit and press Enter. 
		  
 
- In the Re-initialization dialog box, click PGP file. Click OK. 
		  
 
- Test your new command alias and edit the PGP file as needed. 
		  
 
 
	  
- Mac OS 
	 
 
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- Click 
			 . (ALIASEDIT command) 
			 
 
		  
 
- Do any of the following: 
			 
- Click 
				  
 to add an alias. 
				 
- Click 
				  
 to remove an alias. 
				 
- Select an alias, right-click, and select Edit to change an existing alias. 
				
 
-  Click 
				  Load to load a legacy .pgp file to add the custom aliases to the current list. 
				
 
- Click 
				  Reveal in Finder to locate the acaduser.pgp file if you want to copy the file to another computer. 
				
 
 
		   
-  Click Apply to apply the changes and continue making changes or click OK to apply the changes and exit the dialog. 
		  
 
 
		Note: Changes to the command aliases are saved to the 
		  acaduser.pgp file (or 
		  acadltuser.pgp for AutoCAD LT).