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Find trace by width

Brian Rocks

I laid a few traces down that are of pretty thin thickness.  Is there a way to "Find" traces by their thickness so I can beef them up?  Or do they need to be done individually?

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  • You can select Clines / Cline Segs only in the Find tab, select the objects in the canvas with the mouse: Windows Select, shift / control and left-click on objects to refine the selection, hover over any member of the selection set and right-click>Change Width and specify the width. To set "everything" to a given width, Edit>Change, set only Clines and Cline Segs in the Find tab, check the box for Line Width in the Options and specify the width, window select the board, the width will be changed, or flagged as "already that width", then right-click>Done to accept what you see (Cancel to change the Options and select again or Oops to quit the change command and not make any change)
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  • You can select Clines / Cline Segs only in the Find tab, select the objects in the canvas with the mouse: Windows Select, shift / control and left-click on objects to refine the selection, hover over any member of the selection set and right-click>Change Width and specify the width. To set "everything" to a given width, Edit>Change, set only Clines and Cline Segs in the Find tab, check the box for Line Width in the Options and specify the width, window select the board, the width will be changed, or flagged as "already that width", then right-click>Done to accept what you see (Cancel to change the Options and select again or Oops to quit the change command and not make any change)
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