Try to hide or edit broken lines in a detail view - is there a way?

[Danielg]

When I create a detail view, I want to hide or edit the broken lines that appear on the perimeter of my view.
(I'm not talking about the fence that can be circular or rectangular).
Is there any parameter to setup?

Thanks to everybody for help.

Daniel Gingras - Montreal

[Anonymous]

Not sure I am understanding exactly what you want, but you should be able to select the
individual lines and RMB select visibility.

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Kent
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"Danielg" wrote in message
news:f136485.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> When I create a detail view, I want to hide or edit the broken lines that appear on the
perimeter of my view.
> (I'm not talking about the fence that can be circular or rectangular).
> Is there any parameter to setup?
> Thanks to everybody for help.
>
> Daniel Gingras - Montreal
>

[Subb22]

I think he means that he wants to change the broken line style around a detail view and replace it by a circle or something like that. I know you can have a rectangle but it's even more confusing. For my side, i can't help you, i don't see how.

[Anonymous]

Probably still missing it, but you mean like going into Drafting standards, common tab,
and changing the detail view linetype? Or edit the detail view and uncheck definition in
base view and then draw in your own circle on a view sketch?

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Kent
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"Subb22" wrote in message news:f136485.1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> I think he means that he wants to change the broken line style around a detail view and
replace it by a circle

[Danielg]

Kent,

Thanks for the hint.

I finally found the solution using your comment.

I went in Drafting standards, common tab and I edit the break lines, but instead of the linetype, I turned the color to white. So the break lines appear in white and there are not printed.
This is working with a 17x11 HP printer. Don't know if this will work with a pen plotter.
Thanks to all
Danielg

[Anonymous]

If you just wanted to get rid of them then editing the view and unchecking the checkbox
should have worked also.
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"Danielg" wrote in message news:f136485.3@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Kent,
> Thanks for the hint.
>
>