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Alternatively, you can click on the right side of the drawing window status bar, and click End Object
Isolation.
NOTE If no objects have been isolated, the End Object Isolation command is unavailable and the light bulb in
the drawing window status bar is displayed in yellow . In that case, no further action is necessary.
Saving Isolated Objects
You can save a drawing in which some objects are isolated for viewing while others are hidden. The next time you
open the drawing, it displays with the isolation settings you defined.
For example, you could save a specific view setting to distribute the file to a contractor who needs to see only a specific
part of the drawing. You could also save a specific view setting in a drawing that is used as an external reference within
another drawing.
To save a drawing with isolated objects, create the appropriate object selection set as described in “ Isolating Objects to
Display ” on page 74 and “ Isolating Objects to Hide ” on page 75, and then save the drawing. The isolation settings you
chose are saved in the drawing and are displayed accordingly when you reopen the drawing.
NOTE If you want to distribute a drawing with isolated objects, make sure that you and the recipient of the drawing are
working with the same version of AutoCAD Architecture. A recipient who is working with an earlier version of the software,
plain AutoCAD, or Object Enabler is not able to display the hidden objects. In this case, end the object isolation before saving
and distributing the drawing.
Isolating Objects in External References
When you are working with external references, you can hide and isolate objects. Consider the following points:
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You can isolate an external reference within a host drawing as a whole by selecting it and isolating at as described
in “
Isolating Objects to Display ” on page 74.
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You can isolate individual objects within an external reference by opening the external reference, isolating and
hiding objects as needed, saving the external reference drawing, and then reloading the external reference.
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You cannot isolate or hide objects in an external reference while editing it with REFEDIT in the host drawing. You
need to use XOPEN and save the desired Hide/Isolate settings within the external reference.
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You cannot redisplay hidden objects in an external reference while editing it with REFEDIT in the host drawing.
You need to use XOPEN and save the desired Hide/Isolate settings within the external reference.
Styles and Support Files
Styles are contained in Styles drawings from which you select a style to add to your drawing. This ensures smaller
templates and a clearer structure of your drawings. In previous releases, these same style drawings existed and contained
the same styles that were also in the templates. In addition, to conform to Microsoft
®
Windows
®
standards some file
paths have changed.
Support files are in the following locations:
Location Files
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\ACD-A 2008\enu\Plotters Plotter Configurations
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\ACD-A 2008\enu\Plot Styles Plot Styles
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\ACD-A 2008\enu\AEC Content DesignCenter Content
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