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    Default refedit command in 2002LT

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    In AutoCad 2000 there's a command called refedit wich makes it possible to edit an xref in the current drawing.

    This function doesn't seem to be available in Autocad 2002 LT.

    Is there another function with the same possibilities in LT, or did someone already succeeded to migrate this function to LT, or can i find a lisp routine somewhere which makes this possible?

    Thx in advance

    Rine

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    Default Re: refedit command in 2002LT

    Quote Originally Posted by Rine
    In AutoCad 2000 there's a command called refedit wich makes it possible to edit an xref in the current drawing.

    This function doesn't seem to be available in Autocad 2002 LT.

    Is there another function with the same possibilities in LT, or did someone already succeeded to migrate this function to LT, or can i find a lisp routine somewhere which makes this possible?

    Thx in advance

    Rine
    I believe this to be one of the items not included with LT that is common in the full version. But I may have found a solution......go here and download iSlingShot. This is what it adds to LT and it's free!!!

    "VPCLIP, XCLIP, and IMAGE Commands - FREE to AutoCAD LT. !SlingShot has been designed to improve stability of AutoCAD LT and to increase productivity through the provision of a number of commands previously unavailable in AutoCAD LT. New functions include:
    Image Adjust: Adjust the brightness, contrast and fade settings of an attached image.
    Image Attach: Attach a variety of image files.
    Image Clip: Crop an inserted image and display a specified region.
    Image Frame: The ability to hide or display an image boundary.
    Image Quality: Control the display quality of an image to reduce time required to display.
    Viewport Clip: Clip an existing viewport to a new boundary.
    Xref Clip: Crop external referenced files and blocks to display a specified region"

    http://www.caddepot.com/dcd/Autodesk/LT/

    Hope this helps.

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    Rine
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    thx

    i will most certainly give it a try and let u know what my opinion on it is.

    Grtz

    Rine

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