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OK, so let's say you've performed linework on a bunch of objects and then a week later you want to find out what linestyle you changed the objects to. How can you tell?
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No, you can't. You can always change them back to original using the linework tool then use the linework tool again to change them to a known line.
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Start the linework tool hover over the line read off the linestyle from the bottom left of the screen
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You know I had forgotten that.... thanks for that mcantwell.
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Thanks, that works perfectly.
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