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    Posted: 18.Jun.2009 at 11:06
I know it's verry usefull but can somebody doit in this way that I think it's more helpfull?
I will present my ideea: my ideea it's to use the curent layer and to put after the name of the curent layer something for hatch or dimension, etc (what user want).
I expect somebody to tell me if it's posible and if the one who made this function to change it.
Thanks


Nobody can give one answer if is posible ot not?????


Edited by Apeiron - 23.Jun.2009 at 07:44
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