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03-06-2003 12:48 PM
Subu:
A while back, I had discussed with you the idea providing the asterisk (*)
or similar notation to denote ALL for the "LayersOff" parameter, as you can
do in AutoCAD. This would provide significant load time savings for turning
all layers off at initial load and would provide greater precision in
targeting layer display. An example case would be one where a had a DWF
with 100 or more layers, but for a particular web page I only wanted to see
4 or 5 of those layers. By default, all layers are turned on at load, and
then one-by-one they are turned off based on the layers that are
individually specified in the "LayersOff" parameter.
In the example case, I submit that inital rendering time, and overall
session performance, could be greatly reduced if you specify all layers off
at load and just the 4 or 5 layers to turn on. You had said that is was a
good idea and that you'd see what could be done for this release. I
downloaded the latest version, but I can't see that this has been added.
So to the questions:
1) Is this feature included in this release?
2) If not, does it look promising to be added as a feature at some point?
If not, why not?
TIA,

-------------------------------------------------- -------
Peter B. Lone
Living Workplace Corporation
(240) 683-6060
FAX: (240) 683-6070
A while back, I had discussed with you the idea providing the asterisk (*)
or similar notation to denote ALL for the "LayersOff" parameter, as you can
do in AutoCAD. This would provide significant load time savings for turning
all layers off at initial load and would provide greater precision in
targeting layer display. An example case would be one where a had a DWF
with 100 or more layers, but for a particular web page I only wanted to see
4 or 5 of those layers. By default, all layers are turned on at load, and
then one-by-one they are turned off based on the layers that are
individually specified in the "LayersOff" parameter.
In the example case, I submit that inital rendering time, and overall
session performance, could be greatly reduced if you specify all layers off
at load and just the 4 or 5 layers to turn on. You had said that is was a
good idea and that you'd see what could be done for this release. I
downloaded the latest version, but I can't see that this has been added.
So to the questions:
1) Is this feature included in this release?
2) If not, does it look promising to be added as a feature at some point?
If not, why not?
TIA,
--------------------------------------------------
Peter B. Lone
Living Workplace Corporation
(240) 683-6060
FAX: (240) 683-6070
*Gupta, Subu
Re: Questions for Subu
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03-10-2003 03:29 AM in reply to:
*Lone, Peter
This did not make into this release.
This is definitely there in our list of enhancements to the API. There is a
good chance it will make it to the next release. However, I cannot guarantee
you as to the timeframe for when this will actually come out in the product.
"Peter Lone" wrote in message
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> Subu:
>
> A while back, I had discussed with you the idea providing the asterisk (*)
> or similar notation to denote ALL for the "LayersOff" parameter, as you
can
> do in AutoCAD. This would provide significant load time savings for
turning
> all layers off at initial load and would provide greater precision in
> targeting layer display. An example case would be one where a had a DWF
> with 100 or more layers, but for a particular web page I only wanted to
see
> 4 or 5 of those layers. By default, all layers are turned on at load, and
> then one-by-one they are turned off based on the layers that are
> individually specified in the "LayersOff" parameter.
>
> In the example case, I submit that inital rendering time, and overall
> session performance, could be greatly reduced if you specify all layers
off
> at load and just the 4 or 5 layers to turn on. You had said that is was a
> good idea and that you'd see what could be done for this release. I
> downloaded the latest version, but I can't see that this has been added.
>
> So to the questions:
>
> 1) Is this feature included in this release?
> 2) If not, does it look promising to be added as a feature at some point?
> If not, why not?
>
> TIA,
>
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------- -------
> Peter B. Lone
> Living Workplace Corporation
> (240) 683-6060
> FAX: (240) 683-6070
>
>
This is definitely there in our list of enhancements to the API. There is a
good chance it will make it to the next release. However, I cannot guarantee
you as to the timeframe for when this will actually come out in the product.
"Peter Lone"
news
> Subu:
>
> A while back, I had discussed with you the idea providing the asterisk (*)
> or similar notation to denote ALL for the "LayersOff" parameter, as you
can
> do in AutoCAD. This would provide significant load time savings for
turning
> all layers off at initial load and would provide greater precision in
> targeting layer display. An example case would be one where a had a DWF
> with 100 or more layers, but for a particular web page I only wanted to
see
> 4 or 5 of those layers. By default, all layers are turned on at load, and
> then one-by-one they are turned off based on the layers that are
> individually specified in the "LayersOff" parameter.
>
> In the example case, I submit that inital rendering time, and overall
> session performance, could be greatly reduced if you specify all layers
off
> at load and just the 4 or 5 layers to turn on. You had said that is was a
> good idea and that you'd see what could be done for this release. I
> downloaded the latest version, but I can't see that this has been added.
>
> So to the questions:
>
> 1) Is this feature included in this release?
> 2) If not, does it look promising to be added as a feature at some point?
> If not, why not?
>
> TIA,
>
>
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> Peter B. Lone
> Living Workplace Corporation
> (240) 683-6060
> FAX: (240) 683-6070
>
>
*Lone, Peter
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03-12-2003 05:04 AM in reply to:
*Lone, Peter
Thanks for the update. Happy developing!

"Subu Gupta" wrote in message
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> This did not make into this release.
>
> This is definitely there in our list of enhancements to the API. There is
a
> good chance it will make it to the next release. However, I cannot
guarantee
> you as to the timeframe for when this will actually come out in the
product.
>
> "Peter Lone" wrote in message
> news
E4214B22B64BFC474996B584B243B55@in.WebX.maYIadrTaR b...
> > Subu:
> >
> > A while back, I had discussed with you the idea providing the asterisk
(*)
> > or similar notation to denote ALL for the "LayersOff" parameter, as you
> can
> > do in AutoCAD. This would provide significant load time savings for
> turning
> > all layers off at initial load and would provide greater precision in
> > targeting layer display. An example case would be one where a had a DWF
> > with 100 or more layers, but for a particular web page I only wanted to
> see
> > 4 or 5 of those layers. By default, all layers are turned on at load,
and
> > then one-by-one they are turned off based on the layers that are
> > individually specified in the "LayersOff" parameter.
> >
> > In the example case, I submit that inital rendering time, and overall
> > session performance, could be greatly reduced if you specify all layers
> off
> > at load and just the 4 or 5 layers to turn on. You had said that is was
a
> > good idea and that you'd see what could be done for this release. I
> > downloaded the latest version, but I can't see that this has been added.
> >
> > So to the questions:
> >
> > 1) Is this feature included in this release?
> > 2) If not, does it look promising to be added as a feature at some
point?
> > If not, why not?
> >
> > TIA,
> >
> >
> >
> > -------------------------------------------------- -------
> > Peter B. Lone
> > Living Workplace Corporation
> > (240) 683-6060
> > FAX: (240) 683-6070
> >
> >
>
>
"Subu Gupta"
news
> This did not make into this release.
>
> This is definitely there in our list of enhancements to the API. There is
a
> good chance it will make it to the next release. However, I cannot
guarantee
> you as to the timeframe for when this will actually come out in the
product.
>
> "Peter Lone"
> news
> > Subu:
> >
> > A while back, I had discussed with you the idea providing the asterisk
(*)
> > or similar notation to denote ALL for the "LayersOff" parameter, as you
> can
> > do in AutoCAD. This would provide significant load time savings for
> turning
> > all layers off at initial load and would provide greater precision in
> > targeting layer display. An example case would be one where a had a DWF
> > with 100 or more layers, but for a particular web page I only wanted to
> see
> > 4 or 5 of those layers. By default, all layers are turned on at load,
and
> > then one-by-one they are turned off based on the layers that are
> > individually specified in the "LayersOff" parameter.
> >
> > In the example case, I submit that inital rendering time, and overall
> > session performance, could be greatly reduced if you specify all layers
> off
> > at load and just the 4 or 5 layers to turn on. You had said that is was
a
> > good idea and that you'd see what could be done for this release. I
> > downloaded the latest version, but I can't see that this has been added.
> >
> > So to the questions:
> >
> > 1) Is this feature included in this release?
> > 2) If not, does it look promising to be added as a feature at some
point?
> > If not, why not?
> >
> > TIA,
> >
> >
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------
> > Peter B. Lone
> > Living Workplace Corporation
> > (240) 683-6060
> > FAX: (240) 683-6070
> >
> >
>
>

