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Using Transparent Commands
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- About Entering an Elevation for a Transparent Command
After you use a transparent command to establish the X and Y coordinates of a point location, you can specify the Z coordinate. - To Enter an Elevation for a Transparent Command
- About Using Point Filters Within Transparent Commands
Use point filters to enter known point information when you are prompted for a point location within a transparent command. - To Use Point Filters Within Transparent Commands
- To Transparently Use an Angle and Distance to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Bearing and Distance to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Deflection Angle and Distance to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use an Azimuth and Distance to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use Side Shots to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Northing and Easting to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Grid Northing and Easting to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Latitude and Longitude to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Point Object to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Point Number to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Point Name to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Station and Offset to Specify a Point Location
- About the Profile Toolset Transparent Command
Use the Profile Toolset transparent command to specify station, elevation, grade, or length values when creating and editing profiles. - To Use the Profile Toolset Transparent Command
- To Transparently Use a Profile Station and an Elevation to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use a Station and Elevation to Specify a Point Location in a Profile View
- To Transparently Use a Grade and Station to Specify a Point Location in a Profile View
- To Transparently Use a Grade and Length to Specify a Point Location in a Profile View
- To Transparently Use an Alignment and COGO Point to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Use an Elevation and Grade to Specify a Point Location in a Profile View
- To Transparently Use an Alignment and Surface to Specify a Point Location
- To Transparently Specify a Length by Selecting an Object
- To Transparently Specify a Radius by Selecting an Object
- To Zoom to a Point
Parent topic: Transparent Commands