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Shaan Hurley
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  1. Nice, but if your drawing is loaded down with them, you end up holding down the dele key for about 3-4 minutes… this means drafting or design time wasted. There should be a select all to remove them and a way to create filters that can be a standard that would be brought into a drawing.
    Reply from Shaan:
    Dave,
    In AutoCAD 2005 you can select all of the filters at once and delte them in the Layer dialog.
    Cheers,
    -Shaan

  2. Nice, but if your drawing is loaded down with them, you end up holding down the dele key for about 3-4 minutes… this means drafting or design time wasted. There should be a select all to remove them and a way to create filters that can be a standard that would be brought into a drawing.
    Reply from Shaan:
    Dave,
    In AutoCAD 2005 you can select all of the filters at once and delte them in the Layer dialog.
    Cheers,
    -Shaan

  3. On drawings loaded down with named layer filters, the “Delete All” button will lock up AutoCAD LT 2004 for a VERY long time. I have client drawings here that take nearly an hour of watching the hourglass spin before the routine completes. The drawings shrink from 5Mb to 500Kb. LOTS of named filters, but it seems like deleting the data shouldn’t take that long!

  4. On drawings loaded down with named layer filters, the “Delete All” button will lock up AutoCAD LT 2004 for a VERY long time. I have client drawings here that take nearly an hour of watching the hourglass spin before the routine completes. The drawings shrink from 5Mb to 500Kb. LOTS of named filters, but it seems like deleting the data shouldn’t take that long!

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