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<description>hi Giovanna, 

You can make it by following steps:
1. run command LAYER to open layer properties manager.
2. select one layer, then press key CTRL+A to select all layers
3. choose one of the layer that is turn off, click its bulb, then all the layer that is turn off will be switch. 

&lt;img src=&quot;uploads/20111101_211110_Turn&#079;nAllLayers.jpg&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; /&gt;Jenny2011-11-01 21:12:01</description>
<author>Giovanna</author>
<pubDate>2011-11-01 21:11:15</pubDate>
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<description>Jenny I found the comand LAYON, you must write it in the comand line
Maybe it's usefull for you
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<author>Giovanna</author>
<pubDate>2011-12-30 09:01:07</pubDate>
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<description>I want to know if there is any tool that can I use to turn on all layer at the same time, we use a lot of leyer so it's very useful to us.
Sorry about my english.
Thanks</description>
<author>Giovanna</author>
<pubDate>2011-10-31 08:42:38</pubDate>
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