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VERY annoying problem with AutoCad
Today everything was going well, then I noticed that when I move an object I cannot see what I am moving anymore. Typically when you type "M" and move the object you can see it, but it is somewhat transparent. I have searched all over Cad's help to find out how to get that back but I have been unsuccessful. It has never does this before and i'm wondering if anyone has encountered this problem and knows how to fix it. Any help is greatly appricated!!
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