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For example, you want to extend a gas line, shown as a dashed line. You define
the line as a REM primitive object and use grips to stretch the line to a new
position. Raster Design redraws this line as a continuous line. You use AutoCAD
Properties dialog box to reapply the original linetype to the line before merging
it into the image.

1 Select the primitive object.

2 Apply the linetype to the object.

The raster line is redrawn using the new linetype.

After you define a region object or primitive object, you can manipulate the
REM objects to modify the raster data.

You work with REM objects much as you work with other AutoCAD objects,
although REM objects have special characteristics.

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After defining a region object or a primitive object, you can use a variety of
commands to modify the raster data.

You can use the Merge To Raster command on a modified REM object to make
it part of the raster image. For more information, see 

 (page 198).

NOTE REM objects are not automatically saved with the drawing. You must either
merge the REM objects back into the original raster image or create a new image
from the REM objects.

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