AutoCAD 2006 has a new feature named AutoComplete. You can begin typing at the AutoCAD command line a few letters of a command, system variable, or command aliases and then hit the TAB key to cycle through the returned results.
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11 May 2005
AutoCAD 2006 and AutoComplete at the Commandline
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