How often do you use the 3rd reference point in the Align command?

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10-June-2015

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Abdul Kadir Tambe

by Abdul Kadir Tambe , Draughtsman Estimator , Al-Khatib Turning & Metal Const.

Not get your question clearly

but it used only in3D

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