> ## Modifying Layer Visibility

> Use the Layers dialog box to hide or display specific physical and logical layers in the workspace.

> ### Modifying Visibility for Physical Layers

> 1. From the Manipulate menu, select Visibility Control, and then select Layers.

> The Layers dialog box opens.

> Note: From the AutoVue toolbar, you can also click Layers .

> 2. In the Physical Layers section, you can show or hide the following:
> - All physical layers: Click the All column header.
> - One physical layer: Select the check box to the left of the layer name.
> - You can also select a layer and click Visibility .
> - One entity type for all physical layers: Click the column header.
>   For example, click the Trace column header to show or hide all trace entities of all physical layers.
> - One entity type for one physical layer: Click a specific check box.
> 3. Click Apply to view the changes in the workspace.
> 4. You can now save your changes as a user-defined set.

> See Creating User-Defined Layer Sets

> 5. Click Close to close the Layers dialog box.

> Note: Check boxes for physical layers can have four states: checked, unchecked, gray checked, and gray unchecked. Check boxes that are checked and gray indicate that the entities of a physical layer are neither all visible nor all hidden. Gray check boxes that you cannot select indicate that there is no entity of that type for that layer.

> ### Modifying Visibility for Logical Layers

> 1. From the Manipulate menu, select Visibility Control, and then select Layers.

> The Layers dialog box opens.

> Note: From the AutoVue toolbar, you can also click Layers .

> 2. If the Logical Layers section is not open, click Expand .
>    The Logical Layers section lets you show or hide the following:
> - One logical layer: Select the layer’s check box in the Visibility column .
> - Multiple logical layers: To select more than one layer, press the Shift or Control key while selecting, and then click Visibility .
> 3. Click Apply to view the changes in the workspace.
> 4. You can now save your changes as a user-defined set.

> See Creating User-Defined Layer Sets

> 5. Click Close to close the Layers dialog box.

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