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how to save the current display layers using SKILL??

howardhaoracle

Hi..

How can I save the current display layers I have in my layout by using SKILLcommand?? I looked at the SKILL vocabulary, I cant find

any command that would apply to this case??

Here is the steps I have to do manually  to save my display layers :

From the LSW window: Edit-->Save-->(select File button) then enter the name I want to save to...

 Thanks for your help

Howard

 

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  • howardhaoracle

    Hi Andrew;

    You are right.. I am not using the layer pallette.. I like to have the separate LSW window..

    I just want save the current visible layers I have in the LSW then load it up again when I want ..

    Example: in a layout I have M1,M2, and poly... After a while, I want to have those layers again, I can go

    to the LSW and turn those layers on again.. But that's not efficient way..,, So if I can write to a file of those

    layers and then load it up whenever I want would be great..:)

     Thanks

    Howard

     

     

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  • howardhaoracle

    Hi Andrew;

    You are right.. I am not using the layer pallette.. I like to have the separate LSW window..

    I just want save the current visible layers I have in the LSW then load it up again when I want ..

    Example: in a layout I have M1,M2, and poly... After a while, I want to have those layers again, I can go

    to the LSW and turn those layers on again.. But that's not efficient way..,, So if I can write to a file of those

    layers and then load it up whenever I want would be great..:)

     Thanks

    Howard

     

     

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