How to see X,Y,Z Co-ordinate of Specified Point by ID Command in AutoCAD?

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Hello, Friends
Today We Will learn about ID Command.

COMMAND: ID
MENU: TOOLS > INQUIRY > ID Point

- Show the X, Y & Z Co-ordinate of Specified Point. It also stores the co-ordinate of the specified point as the last point. We can reference the last point by entering @ at the next point that requests the point.


   Command results shown in Command line Text Window.

Result:
Command: ID Specify point:  X = 4.0000     Y = 4.0000     Z = 0.0000

The above Result shows the X, Y & Z Co-ordinate of that specified point.

ID Command YouTube Video : https://youtu.be/tDosU2OgiAg

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