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Turning Curve Display On or Off

You can turn the display of curves on or off.

To toggle the display of curves:

Click View > Hide/Show > Curves.

A depressed icon next to the menu item means curves are visible (except for curves you have hidden individually).

Search 'Turning Curve Display On or Off' in the SOLIDWORKS Knowledge Base.

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