Click the second point of the line on the parallel. A dotted line appears, indicating the parallel ESnap. Move the pointer close to a parallel position. When prompted to specify a second or next point when drawing a vector, move the pointer over an existing linear entity until you see the Parallel EntitySnap marker. This mode ensures that the entities share a point with the specified entity.Д¬onstrains a linear entity to be parallel to another linear entity. If you select a point without using Nearest mode, the selected point might not be on the desired entity. Snaps to the next situated point of an entity when at least one point of the entity lies within the borders of the GravityBox. Snaps to a point entity, dimension definition point, or Dimension text origin. Planes, or the edges of solids, are also interpreted as lines and can be snapped to with the Midpoint mode. Snaps to the mid point of a Line or an Arc. Snaps to the intersection points of Lines, Arcs, and Circles, or any combination of them. Snaps to the insertion point of a Block insertion, an attribute, or a Text entity. Finally, move the pointer near the intersection of the extensions. Then move the pointer over the end point of another entity. To snap to the extension of two entities, first move the pointer over the end point of an entity. A temporary extension line or arc displays as a dotted line when you pass the pointer over the end point of entities and lets you specify a point for the extension. Snaps to the extension of an entity or to the intersection of the extension of two entities. The mode does not differentiate between the start or end point of an entity. Planes or edges of solids are also interpreted as lines, and end points of planes and solids can be recognized by Endpoint mode. Snaps to the end point of a Line, Arc or other entity. Snaps to the center of a Circle, Ellipse, Ring, or Arc.

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