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Insert Settings.

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Insert Settings.

Insert Settings.

(OP)
When I use the insert block option for the first time after opening the drawing, the select position box is unchecked, and the block goes off, I know not where.

Is it possible to set up so that that box is always checked.

As ever, thank you for your help.

BC

RE: Insert Settings.

It appears, in my system, that it remembers the last setting, even if you start a brand new drawing. Sylvia

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