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"wessargent" <I
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have a model drawing, with the Plot-FLR, Plot-RCP layouts from the traditional
Autodesk templates. I know it has something to do with Displays (UGH!), but I
can't for the life of me figure out why the Plot-FLR does not show the
A-Wall-Comp layer, while the Plot-RCP does. Where is the difference in these
two displays that I am looking for? I don't want my Wall-Comp layer displayed
in my RCP's!!! But other than freezing the layer in viewport, which I am
really trying to get away from, but DISPLAYS are trying my patience with this
strategy...I have read the Brain Dumps...they didn't help me...maybe this will
be like MS/PS was to me about 7 years ago, when one day about 2 months after I
first learned of it, the light bulb literally popped and I got it. Someone
please explain in simple terms...Still using 2i, so not using the display
manager matrix...thanks, Wesley
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"wessargent" <Duh,
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I forgot, I froze the A-Wall-Comp layer in the viewport last night before I
left...that would be the reason why it look right now...nothing to do with the
Displays...so, in other words...I am still in another world when it comes to
Displays...