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Thread: FREEZE tool/icon (snowflake) was in AutoCAD 2004, lost in AutoCAD 2007

  1. 2006-12-16, 08:10 AM #21
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    Smile Re: FREEZE tool/icon (snowflake) was in AutoCAD 2004, lost in AutoCAD 2007

    the snowflake as we know was added to layer II toolbar as part of autocad 2007 and they changed the icon, [Moderator Edit: non-pertinant information]
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    Default Re: FREEZE tool/icon (snowflake) was in AutoCAD 2004, lost in AutoCAD 2007

    But that is "freeze object's layer" not "freeze object" as originally mentioned.
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