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The insertion base point becomes the origin of the block's coordinate system,
which is parallel to the UCS in effect at the time that you define the block.
When you insert the block into a drawing, its coordinate system is aligned
parallel to the current UCS. Thus, you can insert a block at any orientation
in space by setting the UCS first.
?—List Previously Defined Blocks
Lists the block names in the text window.
Enter Blocks to List In the list, external references (xrefs) are indicated with
the notation Xref: resolved.
In addition, externally dependent blocks (blocks in an xref) are indicated with
the notation xdep: XREFNAME, where xrefname is the name of an externally
referenced drawing. The following terms are used in the list:
 User Blocks: Number of user-defined blocks in the list.
 External References: Number of xrefs in the list.
 Dependent Blocks: Number of externally dependent blocks in the list.
 Unnamed Blocks: Number of unnamed (anonymous) blocks in the drawing.
See also:
Define Blocks
BMPOUT
Saves selected objects to a file in device-independent bitmap format.
Summary
The Create Raster File dialog box (a
standard file selection dialog box (page
723)) is displayed. Enter the file name in the dialog box.
A bitmap file that contains the objects you select is created. The file reflects
what is displayed on the screen. Light glyphs that are displayed in the drawing
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