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Thu, Jan 31, 2008 at 5:04:58 PM | Turning certain items on and off before printing

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So I want to turn off a certain section of walls and doors before I print.  I've tried "Temporary Hide and Isolate" (HH and HR) but that doesn't work because everything I hide still prints and I've tried "Hide in View" (EH and EU) but for some reason I can't turn the walls and doors back on after I use "Hide in View", for some odd reason when I type EU or when I go to "View/Unhide in View" on the tool bar I can't select it or it doesn't "Unhide" what I've hidden... so then that leaves me stuck never seeing those walls and doors ever again in that view...

I've searched the forums and haven't found an answer that works for me yet.  I'm looking for a quick and easy way to turn certain things off right before I print and then turn them right back on after I'm done printing, if anyone can help or give me any advice it would be much appreciated! Smile

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Fri, Feb 1, 2008 at 9:11:06 AM | Turning certain items on and off before printing

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Click the light bulb button next to the hide/isolate button. It will show all the items you have hidden in the view, allowing you to edit and/or unhide them. If you are going to be turning the same items on and off for printin I would set up a filter for them, then you can hide and unhide them all at once in visibility/graphics.

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Quoting TJKENNEDY from 2008-02-01 09:11:06

"Click the light bulb button next to the hide/isolate button. It will show all the items you have hidden in the view, allowing you to edit and/or unhide them. If you are going to be turning the same items on and off for printin I would set up a filter for them, then you can hide and unhide them all at once in visibility/graphics."

I knew it couldn't be that hard... thanks. Smile 

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