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For our company logo i currently use an image file.

The imgframe setting is "0" so the logo appears as intended in the titleblock.

 

If I copy the logo and paste it into another DWG file's titleblock, the image frame sometimes returns even if imgframe is set to "0".

 

And the only way to get it to go away again is to manually set imgframe to "1" and then imgframe back to "0" again.

 

It's not a huge issue I guess.

 

But it's super annoying to do a bunch of revisions, then realize you gotta republish cuz one sheet has the frame around the logo lol.

 

Has anyone else had this problem?

 

ChriS

 

 

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I have seen this but like you when inserting set background off, you may just have to do a go to each layout and look for images and reset, I have a zoom all for the layouts so just resets them maybe add to that type of function. I do before a close.

 

Maybe try imageattach lisp rather than copy and paste, make into a dwg maybe and insert.

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The issue may be the FRAME variable. When all of the frame variables (images, underlays, wipeouts, and clipped xrefs) have the same value, FRAME has that same value. When any variable has a different value, then FRAME is 3. If you import an image, it may inherit the drawing's FRAME value and not the image's IMAGEFRAME, as you might expect.

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