The awesome Express Tool LAYDEL will come to your
rescue. Of course you've installed the Express Tools - you'll find
Delete Layer under the Layer sub-menu of the Express Tools. This
command does not care what is on the layer - it is happy to vanish it
into oblivion. Even if that layer is referenced in a block definition,
LAYDEL is smart enough to open that block definition, remove the layer
from the block, and then delete the layer - now that is power! But
remember...where there is power - there is Danger! So be careful what
you ask for...Since the layer doesn't have to be empty to be removed
with LAYDEL - your drawing could definitely incur some damage if you
aren't paying attention.
So there's your Quick Tip - Don't forget you can all sign up for
Autodesk University on Tuesday - get your credit cards ready! The
Early Bird gets the best classes...for sure! (a little California
speak for you there)
搜索到一个这样的文章 可是我去找这个人说的 laydel 却找不到 郁闷阿
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