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Solo Mode
If you click any of the icons in the column next to each layer, it will 'solo' this layer which means it
hides everything else, except this layer. You can now work on this layer in isolation. Clicking the icon
again will restore everything back to how it was before.
You can also click and drag down the column of
icons to quickly browse through the layers in isolation from everything else.
To exit the Solo mode, click the
button again.
Similarly you can use solo mode with individual objects or groups at any level in the object hierarchy
shown in the gallery. Click the
icon against an object and all other objects are hidden, leaving only the 'soloed' object visible, making it
easy to work on in isolation. Or drag up and down the column of S icons to dynamically scan through the
objects at any level in the tree structure, to help find a particular object in a complex design. When
soloing an object, if you draw a new object, solo mode is terminated.
Note that if you want to work on the contents of a group or other composite object type, you can double
click on it to open the contents in a separate sub-document view. See Editing inside groups.
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