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SetCirRad

Sets the radius default for the Circle command.

If the variable is zero, the Circle command does not display a default value.

Setting the radius or diameter using the Circle command updates the variable.

Properties

Type	Real
Default	0.00
Status	Read / Write
Saved	Not saved

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