Old layers command

[John Macolini]

Is there a command in Carlson to use the old layers command line? In LDD, I
can just type -LA, and it gets me there. But it doesn't work with Carlson.

Also, is there a quick command to shut layers off, not freeze them?

Thanks

[John W. VanMeter]

John,
The command LAYER will bring up the layer properties manager.
John

"John Macolini" <jmacolini.aci@verizon.net> wrote in message
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Is there a command in Carlson to use the old layers command line? In LDD,
I
can just type -LA, and it gets me there. But it doesn't work with
Carlson.

Also, is there a quick command to shut layers off, not freeze them?

Thanks

[John Macolini]

Sorry about those multiple posts.

I know that, but I was looking for the old style layer command, so you could
just type in.


"John W. VanMeter" <jvanmeter@carlsonsw.com> wrote in message
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John,
The command LAYER will bring up the layer properties manager.
John

"John Macolini" <jmacolini.aci@verizon.net> wrote in message
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Is there a command in Carlson to use the old layers command line? In
LDD,
I
can just type -LA, and it gets me there. But it doesn't work with
Carlson.

Also, is there a quick command to shut layers off, not freeze them?

Thanks

[Barkley Hensley]

John,

The -la command doesn't work in Survey as you know. The quickest way
that know of to turn off a layer would be by using the layer control
window of the standard toolbar and turn them off there. Hope this helps.

Barkley


John Macolini wrote:

Is there a command in Carlson to use the old layers command line? In LDD, I
can just type -LA, and it gets me there. But it doesn't work with Carlson.

Also, is there a quick command to shut layers off, not freeze them?

Thanks