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Create Slice Causes the back and front clipping planes to move together,

which shows you a “slice” of the objects in the 3D Orbit view. Adjust the front

and back clipping planes, and then choose Create Slice. You can then move

the front and back clipping planes as one unit.

Pan Displays the pan cursor, a hand cursor that you can use to pan the clipping

plane. Hold down the pick button and drag the cursor in any direction. The

pan cursor stays active until you click another button.

Zoom Displays the zoom cursor, a magnifying-glass cursor that you can use

to enlarge or reduce the clipping plane. To enlarge the image, hold down the

pick button and drag the cursor toward the top of Adjust Clipping Planes

window. To reduce the image, hold down the pick button and drag the cursor

toward the bottom of the window.

Front Clipping On Turns the front clipping plane on or off. A check mark

indicates that the front clipping plane is on, and you can see the results of

moving the line that adjusts the front clipping plane. Choose this option

again to turn the front clipping plane off and remove the check mark.

Back Clipping On Turns the back clipping plane on or off. A check mark

indicates that the back clipping plane is on, and you can see the results of

moving the line that adjusts the back clipping plane. Choose this option again

to turn the back clipping plane off and remove the check mark.

Reset Resets the window and clipping plane to the extents of the drawing.

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