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  1. 15th Jun 2010 11:40 pm #1
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    Angry aligning xrefs

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    Origin point seems to have shifted between files. File A aligns perfectly when xref'd in File B at 0,0. When File B is xref'd into File A at 0,0, they do not align.
    has this happened to anyone? UCS issue? V. lost. Help appreciated.
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  2. 16th Jun 2010 12:39 am #2
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    Check that the Basepoint is the same in the original files (Base command)
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    Thank you! That was it!
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