Remove text mask autocad 2010

Not sure, but is ImagreFrame On. I don't think that matters though. Message 10 of Nevermind, I guess I changed everything in the viewable area to a single layer then locked that layer. Then selected all using ctrl A again and hit delete this deleted all the 'raster images' grips were showing but I could not select, but kept everything I needed because they were on a locked layer.

Of course then I had to put everything back on their respective layers. This was not fun, easy or ideal, I have several drawings with this problem, is there a better solution? BTW the drawings I am editing were created in the last two weeks, all using , and the newest express tools. They are simple 2D, lines and circles, basic logic diagrams, nothing complex It's been a very boring few weeks.

I had never used text mask before because it was quirky, guess it still is??? Message 11 of Message 12 of I'm obviously missing something, no luck there either.

I even added a new wipeout thinking maybe my original mask were somehow corrupt, didn't get it either This is really too time consuming for the mass of drawings required. Message 13 of You need a raster-capable plotter with an ADI 4. Masking does not plot properly if the Hide Lines option is used while plotting. One advantage of using a Wipeout mask is that what you see on screen is what you get on your plot. This option is useful if you do not have a raster-capable plotter.

The Hide Lines option must be used while plotting for the mask effect to work. With this option, masked text does not look masked on screen. Click in the drawing outside the editor.

In the block editor pick the text box inside the bubble and right click. Save it close the block. AutoCAD 0. Log In. Thank you for helping keep Eng-Tips Forums free from inappropriate posts.

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