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Hi there.
Thanks for the response. Yes moving to a different layer breaks the connections. Also making copies won't really help. My goal was to have a dynamic chart that I could turn on and off the complexity as needed. I'll have to see if I can reproduce the all the boxes and multiple layers and interconnect at each layer of complexity. Then some how link all the boxes to move in sync. It's not pretty but maybe that will work. Or maybe some how changing the color of a group of connections to the background. I'll keep trying. Regards, Eric From: michael e ross gmail com Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 18:30:41 -0400 Subject: Re: hiding connections To: dia-list gnome org You can move them to another layer. Select the items, hit ctrl-X activate the layer you want to put them on and hit ctrl-V. I don't know if the connections are maintained - probably not. You could turn them off though. This would be useful for exporting parsed views. You could also get back with undo's. Another way is to create temporary sparse views is to copy the whole DIa to another location or file (ctrl-C, ctrl-V), Then delete the parts you don't want to see. On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 4:53 PM, eric englert <eric_englert hotmail com> wrote:
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