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Kent1Cooper
en respuesta a: imadHabash

Since Help claims  it's saved in each drawing, I agree with @imadHabash that something that runs automatically must be changing it.  If you have an acaddoc.lsp file, it could be in there, in which case you should be able to remove it, or if it's not there, you could put the setting you want in there:

 

(setvar 'wipeoutframe 2)

 

[How reliable that is might depend on what's changing it -- you'd have to investigate the order in which automatically-run things happen.]

 

It could also be inside something that is run by  acaddoc.lsp [and not apparent in the file itself], or by something in the APPLOAD Startup Suite, or in a .mnl file, or an acad.lsp file.  If it's in the latter [and you can't just remove it for some reason], check the acadlspasdoc System Variable, which controls whether that file is run only on startup or in every drawing.

Kent Cooper, AIA