batch process

LEVEL SET DISPLAY OFF FILE:FILENAME.DGN "LEVELNAME"

(FILENAME.DGN is your file name OR you can use the logical name set in the References dialog.  Level name goes in quotes).

Hi Matt

Here is my key-in. Still not working.

LEVEL SET DISPLAY ON FILE:Border_PS&E 3.dgn"Clip Boundary Shape"

John, it might be the space in the file name.  There also appears to be no space between the file name and the level name in quotes.

Also the Ampersand. I just noticed that. Special characters can give Microstation/GEOPAK grief.

And the ampersand is part of the file name.

Got it to work,  I added quotes to the file name, then a space then quotes around the level.

So what I am trying to do is reference in a topographic file into my current file, turn on the clip boundary shape level in my border file, and then clip bound the topographic reference to the clip boundary shape. all this with batch process. I have the key-in to clip bound a reference but now I am hung up on a key-in command to tell it to clip to the clip boundary shape. Am I asking too much? Thanks

So what I am trying to do is reference in a topographic file into my current file, turn on the clip boundary shape level in my border file, and then clip bound the topographic reference to the clip boundary shape. all this with batch process. I have the key-in to clip bound a reference but now I am hung up on a key-in command to tell it to clip to the clip boundary shape. Am I asking too much? Thanks