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372 | Chapter 17 Change Existing Objects
To erase an object
1 From the Modify menu, choose Erase.
2 At the Select Objects prompt, use a selection method to select the objects
to be erased or enter an option:
■ Enter L (Last) to erase the last object drawn.
■ Enter p (Previous) to erase the last selection set.
■ Enter all to erase all objects from the drawing.
■ Enter ? to see a list of all selection methods.
3 Press
ENTER to end the command.
Modify toolbar
Command line
ERASE
To restore the last erased object
■ At the Command prompt, enter oops.
The last objects that were removed by
ERASE, BLOCK, or WBLOCK are restored.
Command line
OOPS
To cut objects to the Clipboard
1 Select the objects you want to cut.
2 From the Edit menu, choose Cut. You can also press
CTRL+X.
The objects are available to be pasted into other Windows applications.
Command line
CUTCLIP
To remove plus-shaped marker blips
■ From the View menu, choose Redraw.
Command line
REDRAW
To purge an unused linetype
1 From the File menu, choose Drawing Utilities. Then choose Purge.
The Purge dialog box displays a tree view of object types with items that
can be purged.
2 To purge unreferenced linetypes, use one of the following methods:
■ To purge all unreferenced linetypes, select Linetypes.
■ To purge specific linetypes, double-click Linetypes to expand the tree
view. Then select the linetypes to be purged.