Hi Bill
That is generally what I do.
Depending on the arrangement of the images you might be able to leave some or
most of them visible if you change the stacking order. Experiment with the
Top, Up, Down, Bottom buttons.
You can also double-right-click an image to allow you to drag it to
Hmmm I think I get it. The xvi file consists of three images.
When I set it as the background for a drawing window, there are four
entries in the background list. They are the file name and each of the
images it contains. The file name holds the centerline and each image
holds one
> The problem is the sketches are not transparent enough to use. The only part
> of the sketch that has any visible drawing on it is for the last scrap
> mentioned in the map statement of the .th file. The other drawings are not
> visible.
Bill
Select the image, untick visibility
A couple of very interesting ideas here. I tried them out this morning
on a small test cave. I will have to think about this for a bit to see
how it might be useful.
My small test cave has a total of about 80 feet of passage. There are
three scraps which come from background sketch on two
