Overview: Window Selection
There are two types of window selections methods that you can use while selecting objects in the drawing. To start any window selection, you must first pick a space in the drawing. If you select an entity, instead of an empty area in the drawing, the entity will be selected, and the window selection will not start.
Window
A window selection will select all objects entirely inside the rectangle, defined by two points. Specifying the corners from left to right creates a window selection. A window selection will have a solid border for the rectangle.
- Only the entity entirely inside the window selection will be selected.
Crossing
A crossing window selection will select all the objects that are within any part of the window. Specifying the corners from right to left creates a crossing selection. The crossing window will have a dashed border for the rectangle.
- All Entities that touch a crossing selection window will be selected.
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