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2009-12-24
01:31 AM
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Rubia Torres
2009-12-24
01:31 AM
These layers were part of an imported DWG.
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2009-12-24 01:54 AM
2009-12-24
01:54 AM
This is nothing new, you have attached an xref is all.
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2009-12-24 06:43 AM
2009-12-24
06:43 AM
It is indeed documented in the Reference Manual (p1359) XREFs and Layer Structure.

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2010-01-06 02:43 AM
2010-01-06
02:43 AM
a bit late reply, but:
If you click the little Filter button in the top right of the Dialog you can display or hide layers belonging to XRefs.
If you click the little Filter button in the top right of the Dialog you can display or hide layers belonging to XRefs.
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