In AutoCAD 2008, the XCLIP command includes a new option to invert the clipping area. When you select New Boundary within the XCLIP command, you'll notice the new Invert Clip option. If you select Invert Clip and then specify the boundary, AutoCAD clips away the area within the boundary rather than the area outside of the boundary.
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