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Opening Top-Level Assemblies

If you have a folder containing assemblies and subassemblies, you can use a quick filter button to see only top-level assemblies.

Click Filter Top-Level Assemblies to see only top-level assemblies. If you have a very large number of files in the folder, this may take a while.

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