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Table Of Contents

NOTE Objects outside the working set are not faded during in-place reference

editing unless VSCURRENT is set to a value of 2D wireframe.

Use the Refedit Ribbon Contextual Tab

If you select nested objects to edit when the ribbon is active, the Edit Reference

ribbon contextual tab is displayed. Using the buttons on the Edit Reference

ribbon contextual tab, you can add objects to or remove objects from the

working set, and you can discard or save back changes to the reference. The

Edit Reference ribbon contextual tab is automatically dismissed after you save

back or discard changes made to the working set.

Use the Refedit Toolbar

When the ribbon is not active, The Refedit toolbar is displayed and activated

after you select which nested objects to edit. Using the buttons on the Refedit

toolbar, you can add objects to or remove objects from the working set, and

you can discard or save back changes to the reference. Unless it is docked, the

Refedit toolbar is automatically dismissed after you save back or discard changes

made to the working set.

NOTE If you plan to make major changes to a reference, open the reference

drawing and edit directly within the file. Using in-place reference editing to make

major changes can increase the size of your current drawing file significantly during

the in-place reference editing session.