And if you use old version of AutoCAD, it might not even existed yet.

Every options you save, current layer, color, or lineweight, etc.

But if you are creating a new command like in this example or this example, lets say you want to turn off OSnap temporarily, youll have to use system variable.

There are a lot of things you can control by using system variables.

Not only see all the variables, you can also backup your current variables and restore them later.

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There are no additional system variables for any AutoCAD based product.

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Not sure how up to date this list is though.

You can run the command.SETVAR, then, then to see them all.

Both of the above methods show the current value of each variable.

R.K. McSwain.

The system variables for all AutoCAD based products are the same.

AcadXTabs: MDI Document Tabs for AutoCAD 2004200520062007 wrote in message news:5538903discussion.autodesk.com.

There are many variables that do not show up when using that method.

As an example: Enter variable(s) to list: state CLEANSCREENSTATE 0 (read only) GFCLRSTATE 1 VPMAXIMIZEDSTATE 0 (read only) Where are OPMSTATE, ERSTATE, etc.

The SYSVDLG method you mentioned does list these variables.

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McSwain wrote in message news:5538902discussion.autodesk.com.

Good catch. I wasnt aware of this.

Every AutoCAD based product has the same set of system variables.

Are you really that dense -- AcadXTabs: MDI Document Tabs for AutoCAD 2004200520062007.

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McSwain wrote in message news:5539200discussion.autodesk.com.

Jason Piercey said the following On 422007 4:30 PM: The SETVAR method has changed in behavior over the past couple of releases (drives me nuts).

But, then where did these system variables come from Not base AutoCAD.

Thanks, David M. Gardner Change the DOT to reply RB Ches wrote in message news:5540099discussion.autodesk.com.

Tony Tanzillo wrote in message news:5539247discussion.autodesk.com.

How would the OP find MAP3D variables there too There are no MAP3D-specific system variables.

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