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    When more than one drawing is open, the individual drawings are bunched under same window. Is there a way to get each drawing to open in a separate window?

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    Quote Originally Posted by wesley.chin View Post
    When more than one drawing is open, the individual drawings are bunched under same window. Is there a way to get each drawing to open in a separate window?
    Do you mean something like tiled windows or cascaded windows or something like that? If so, go to window, and chose cascade, tile, etc.

    As for a way to have them open that way, I don't know of any way to do that.

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    Have you looked up the TASKBAR command in the help menu?

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    You generally have one application window and (can have) multiple document windows. The document windows live inside the application window.
    You can run multiple instances of acad and so have multiple application windows.

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    Maverick91, is correct, type "taskbar" in the command line and set it to 1,

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    I have thought about taskbar, but it is not available, at least not in the ACAD
    version installed on this machine.


    Quote Originally Posted by Maverick91 View Post
    Have you looked up the TASKBAR command in the help menu?

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    Thanks for all the suggestions. I have since been able to get what I wanted through another variable.

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    By the way, my aim in all of this was so that I could use the Expose feature with ACAD.

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    Default Re: drawing instances

    Quote Originally Posted by wesley.chin View Post
    Thanks for all the suggestions. I have since been able to get what I wanted through another variable.
    Still not sure exactly what you were looking for, but if you've solved it, that's good, I guess.

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