Originally Posted by Steve.Sanderson (UK) In that case you may want to look at just turning the frame off using IMAGEFRAME set to 0. Note: If the changing the system variable doesn't work, set the variable to 1 and then 0 again 1. When prompted to, type in 0 (if the border should be completely removed), or 2 (if the border should be displayed, but not printed). Type in IMAGEFRAME on the command line, and hit enter. Set the IMAGEFRAME system variable to a value other than 1. Make sure the icon is blue and the shackle is in the locked position Select the Viewport, then click on the Lock icon next to the Annotative Scale control in the Status Bar. Method #1: The most common method is also the easiest. When you insert an image, AutoCAD Raster Design toolset searches the image directory (or the lock file directory) to see if a lock file already exists for that image The lock file is stored in the same directory as the image file or in the lock file directory if you specify one.Select all the stuff you just made changes to and copy them. Easily now make all the changes you need, i had about 10 or so, to multiple text boxes and other images (that were sitting on top of the bless its cotton socks bg image, yet the bg image no matter what, would just get selected, meh) 3. A dialog box will pop up > select 'Paintbrush Picture' > click OK In command line type PASTESPEC > press ENTER. Once image file is open in Paint > on your keyboard 'Ctrl + A' together (shortcut to Select All) > then press 'Ctrl + C'(shortcut for Copy to Clipboard) Open your Autocad file that image needs to go into.Then click the padlock for any of the selected layers and all the layers are set.
Tip: To change multiple layers, use the Shift or Ctrl keys to select the layers.
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How to lock JPG image in Autocad to prevent from disappears How to lock JPG image in Autocad to prevent from disappears.Using autocad lt 2009 locking images to background - Autodesk: AutoCAD - Eng-Tip This locks the image in the backround and helps keep in from being selected Is there a way that i can lock JPEG images in AutoCAD to prevent from disppears later? can you guy recommend any technique? if i create folder to save those JPEG and don't move the original images will that be ok? when i opened the drawing it shows missing file like below, i tried to reload/refresh but still didn't work I cut and pasted an image in from adobe using the snapshot tool. Type IMAGEFRAME in the command line and set it to OFF. Usually I place the Image before starting the drawing. I have used several images as background references in AutoCAD 14 thru 2000.
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