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Been years since last used AutoCAD. My work is simple and nowadays, just for my "fun." 
I'm using a model space and a paper space with a viewport.
I do need to move and resize in my viewport the model space input. I don't change the viewport size in paper space.

I don't want to delete, change or do anything to the drawing other than re-position or re-size in my paper space (Titleblock) view. I do edit titleblock text, not the model space drawing/text input. 

Can I lock my drawing in paper space other than close the viewport?

Edited by Tankman - 15.Mar.2017 at 18:36

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Tankman Members Profile Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Senior Member Joined: 27.Nov.2009 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 220	Topic: Viewport Properties Posted: 15.Mar.2017 at 18:29
	Been years since last used AutoCAD. My work is simple and nowadays, just for my "fun." I'm using a model space and a paper space with a viewport. I do need to move and resize in my viewport the model space input. I don't change the viewport size in paper space. I don't want to delete, change or do anything to the drawing other than re-position or re-size in my paper space (Titleblock) view. I do edit titleblock text, not the model space drawing/text input. Can I lock my drawing in paper space other than close the viewport? Edited by Tankman - 15.Mar.2017 at 18:36
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John Connor Members Profile Find Members Posts Senior Member Joined: 01.Feb.2011 Location: United States Using: AutoCAD 2018 Status: Offline Points: 7175	Posted: 16.Mar.2017 at 08:36
	After you make whatever corrections to the viewport like repositioning what is displayed and/or assigning a new scale LOCK the viewport display. To do this just right-click on the viewport itself and look at the flyout menu. You will see an option named Display Locked. The two options then are Yes and No.
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