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  1. 2007-02-02, 11:56 PM #1
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    Default Change multiple instances of a block into xref?

    Does anybody know of a way to change multiple instances of a block into xref?
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    Default Re: Change multiple instances of a block into xref?

    You want to replace the blocks with an xref? I have not tried it with XREFs but have you seen the Block Replace tool from the Express Tools?
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