Unload
Unloads image data from working memory without erasing the image objects
from the drawing. It is recommended that you unload images no longer needed
for editing to improve performance. An unloaded image cannot be displayed
or plotted.
You can selectively load and unload individual images from a working list of
images associated with the drawing file.
Details
Opens the Image File Details dialog box, which displays the image name,
saved path, active path, file creation date and time, file size and type, color
system, color depth, width and height in pixels, resolution, default size in
units, and a preview image.
Image Found At
Shows the path where the selected image was found. If you select multiple
images, this field remains blank.
If the image file is not found in the path in the Saved Path column, several
other paths are automatically searched for the image file. For the list of these
paths and the order in which they are searched, see “Set Paths to Externally
Referenced Drawings” in the User’s Guide.
Browse
Opens the Select Image File dialog box (a Standard File Selection Dialog Boxes).
The path you select appears under Image Found At.
Save Path
Stores the new path information. Press ESC while editing the path to restore
the old path. If the referenced image cannot be found in the new path, the
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