no way that I know.
You are going to need multiple layers and duplicate objects for each viewport.
Or you can use a separate drawing for your primary model, and then xref it into the
drawing with the layouts. Then in each viewport you would freeze the unwanted
xrefs...and then in each viewport change the color of the objects you want that are
in that xref. Make sure that your Options do not limit you to keeping the layer
properties as originally brought in by the xref.
It sounds like you are using ADT 2005 without using all of its features. Wouldn't
ADT normally allow you to plot a floor plan and a rcp plan on the same sheet? Using
Views and Sheets might help you too.
Jack Talsky
"djharris" wrote in message
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>I have a small enough project that I am able to fit four plans (floor, rcp,
>dimension & roof plans) on a 30x42 sheet. I want to change the colors of walls,
>doors, etc.. on dimen. & rcp plans. Is there a way to manipulate the layer colors
>in specific viewports and not affect the other vp's?
> I can freeze layers in specific vp's and not affect the other vp's, why not layer
> colors?
> In model space I can attach the plan four times, renaming it each time and moving
> it into position on the sheet, and change the layer colors without affecting the
> other plans.