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nmilsaps
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Topic: Help w/ removing images Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 18:18 |
I have Autocad 2007 LT, but the same issue is on 2005 LT. When I insert an image (bmp) into cad, then delete the image, it still remains on the image dialog box as "unreferenced" and still looks for the path. Is there anyway to delete these for good? If you right click you can click unload, but it doesn't do anything. I've purged everything, regened, saved and reopened, and tried all that I can think of. Any ideas?
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jcastle
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Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 18:36 |
Ive had a similar problem in the past, Im using 2008 electrical but it might be the same. Go to Insert/ External References and delete the referred file there.
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nmilsaps
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Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 18:44 |
Thanks for the quick reply... That's where I'm looking. but there isn't anyway to "delete" it. If you right click, you can choose unload or reload. But unload doesn't do anything. I've already deleted the image block in the cad drawing, but it still shows up in that dialog box. I'm trying to clean up a drawing before I send it out of the office, so not to confuse anyone thinking that something is missing.
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jcastle
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Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 18:54 |
Im trying to recreate your problem. Use detach rather than unload. Also delete any references in block editor if any remain. I hope this helps, im out of ideas
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nmilsaps
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Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 19:03 |
I know what you are talking about, but I just don't see it in my dialog box. Maybe because it's LT... here is what I see. (REMOVED THE IMAGE, BETTER EXAMPLE BELOW)
Edited by nmilsaps - 05.Sep.2008 at 18:40
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jimithing
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Posted: 04.Sep.2008 at 16:59 |
unload it from the xref, not the dwg it references, that should take it out
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nmilsaps
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Posted: 04.Sep.2008 at 17:31 |
Tried that already also, the image block is on the xref dwg, the xref_arch dwg, and the main dwg. Probably because they were made from the same dwg file that originally had the image block secretly attached. Is my only option to set up a new dwg and copy/paste the xref into it?
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cganiere
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Posted: 04.Sep.2008 at 20:19 |
nmilsaps wrote:
Tried that already also, the image block is on the xref dwg, the xref_arch dwg, and the main dwg. Probably because they were made from the same dwg file that originally had the image block secretly attached. Is my only option to set up a new dwg and copy/paste the xref into it?
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First find which xref the image was originally in. Detach it from that xref, purge, save and reload and it should be gone.
I find that often drawings from consultants or title blocks have logos or other images attached, but not found.
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nmilsaps
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Posted: 05.Sep.2008 at 18:35 |
OK, OK... Started over with a new dwg. purged everything just in
case. Inserted my image block, then directed it to locate an image
"dog.jpg" on my desktop. Here is a screenshot. Notice there is not a detach button.
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nmilsaps
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Posted: 05.Sep.2008 at 18:40 |
If you click on "unload", it will just remove the image on the dwg BUT it will leave the image frame and the reference. So I erase the actual image in the dwg file. Then it says Unreferenced. I can't purge it anymore than it already is. Here is a screenshot of that.
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