Use one of the
following methods to insert information from another application as
an OLE object:
Copy or cut information from an existing file and paste it into
the drawing.
Import an existing file created in another application.
Open another application from within the drawing and create the
information that you want to use.
When you insert
the information, you specify an insertion point.
By default the
OLE object is displayed with a frame that is not plotted. OLE
objects are opaque and are plotted as opaque; they hide objects in
back of them. OLE objects support draw order. You control the
display of OLE objects in two ways:
Set the OLEHIDE
system variable to display or suppress the display of all OLE
objects in paper space, model space, or both.
Turn off or freeze a layer to suppress the display of OLE
objects on that layer.
When OLE
objects with text are printed, the text size approximates the text
size in the source application.
NoteOLE objects
in drawings are not displayed or plotted in external references or
block references.