Invisible viewports

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Chas C-Q, Mar 26, 2008.

  1. Chas C-Q

    Chas C-Q Guest

    I am editing a drawing started by another. I use AutoCAD Mechanical 2008
    on XP Pro SP2. What does "Invisible" mean here?:

    VIEWPORT Layer: "MVIEW"
    Space: Paper space
    Layout: Layout
    Invisible
    Visual Style: 2D Wireframe
    Handle = 16890e
    Status: On and Active
    Scale relative to Paper space: 0.1177xp
    Annotation Scale: 1:1
    center point, X=6.02345567 Y=36.20710933 Z=0.00000000
    width 6.93411060
    height 17.74359056


    All layers, including "MVIEW", are ON, THAWED and UNLOCKED. Nevertheless,
    I cannot see or manipulate the outline of this viewport.



    Chas C-Q
     
    Chas C-Q, Mar 26, 2008
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  2. Chas C-Q

    Chas C-Q Guest

    My question is, how do I reveal the frame of these invisible viewports so
    I can move them? The -vports command is no help; neither is the Help file.



    Chas C-Q
     
    Chas C-Q, Mar 29, 2008
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