I have a dwg where I have multiple viewports in a layout tab, polylines with about ten or so vertexes each, and borders drawn in a layer used just for that.
I locked the viewports, and then played around with them, adding or subtracting, and stretching the viewport polyline to fit.?ÿ One of the borders seemed to disassociate from the viewport.?ÿ So now I have a viewport that I can't move or erase.
I've done a bit of work, so I can't just undo till the I'm back where this happened.?ÿ And I also have a lot of layers in one of my viewports that I've frozen in just that viewport.
Bottom line, how do I get a border back with this viewport, or more importantly, how do I delete it??ÿ It's not that much of a big deal, but I may be sending the dwg to a client, and don't want this rogue viewport there.?ÿ Thanks
If you have access to the audit command in that version, that's where I'd start.
Audit didn't work, but a buddy of mine came through with the answer.?ÿ Just in case anyone else ever has this problem;
QSELECT. Select Viewport for your object type, and under Operator choose "Select all", then hit ok. You'll have 2 viewports selected at this point. Unselect the one you want to keep by pressing shift while you click the boundary. Then just hit delete.
