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    Valued Mentor
    Posts: 324
    Registered: ‎09-25-2008
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    Layer Control" display

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    01-31-2013 07:18 AM

    At the top of my screen, I have the "Layer Control".

    Until this week, if I clicked on a line, the layer the line is on is diplayed in the "Layer Control".

    If I wanted to know which layer an item is on, I just click on it and its layer would be displaye.

    If I wanted to change the layer an item is on, I just click on it, then go to the "Layer Control", scroll thru the list, click on the layer I want.

    This week, the "Layer Control" just shows the Current Layer.

    Did I change a setting?

    Read Ya Later -KLYPH

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    Patchy
    Posts: 5,308
    Registered: ‎09-16-2009

    Re: Layer Control" display

    01-31-2013 07:20 AM in reply to: KLYPHY

    Maybe your PICKFIRST is set at ZERO, try 1.

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    Valued Mentor
    Posts: 324
    Registered: ‎09-25-2008

    Re: Layer Control" display

    01-31-2013 07:39 AM in reply to: Patchy

    That was it. I normally have is set to "1", but somehow it became set to "0".

    Thanks. Read Ya Later -KLYPH

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    braudpat
    Posts: 583
    Registered: ‎12-15-2006

    Re: Layer Control" display

    01-31-2013 07:51 AM in reply to: KLYPHY

    Hello

     

    Just an idea ...

    Command: LAYER

    Then in the left part (Filters) of the Layers dialog box, please check that you are displaying ALL Layers

    Close

    Is it ok ?

     

    Bye, Patrice

     

     

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    dgorsman
    Posts: 3,293
    Registered: ‎10-12-2006

    Re: Layer Control" display

    01-31-2013 03:23 PM in reply to: KLYPHY

    Chances are you have some customization or third-party additions present with either no or very basic error handling.  When a tool is called it changes the system variable temporarily, does its work, then (if all goes well) restores the previous value.  If it errors out part way through it doesn't restore the previous setting and you're left holding the empty bag.  If you've ever had the FILEDIA issue, its the same priniciple.

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