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option is initiated at the command prompt or the command is termi-
nated with the Enter or Esc keys or the spacebar.

5. Fillet the lower-left and lower-right crossing lines to clean up those
corners (see Figure 2.26) and press ↵ .

FiGuRE 2.26 The box with three corners cleaned up

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TIP In most cases, you'll get the same effect by pressing the spacebar as
you get by pressing ↵ . the exception is when you're entering data in a text box in
a dialog box or a palette; in those cases, pressing the spacebar inserts a space.

Once a command
has ended, you can
restart it by press-
ing either ↵ or the
spacebar or by right-
clicking and choos-
ing repeat from the
context menu.

6. Press ↵ to restart the FILLET command. This time, enter R ↵ 0.5 ↵ to
set the fillet radius to 0.5 , and then click the two lines that make up
the interior upper-right corner.

7. Restart the command, set the radius to 1.0, and then fillet the outer
upper-right corner. Your box should look like Figure 2.27.

FiGuRE 2.27 The box with the curved radii in the upper-right corner