You can control whether the clipping boundaries of a raster image are displayed or hidden in a drawing.
Hiding the image boundary prevents the boundary from being plotted or displayed. Also, hiding the image boundary prevents you from selecting the image with the pointing device, ensuring that the image cannot accidentally be moved or modified. However, images can still be selected if they are not on a locked layer, for example, if the image is part of a named selection set made with the All option. When image boundaries are hidden, clipped images are still displayed to their specified boundary limits; only the boundary is affected. Showing and hiding image boundaries affects all images attached to your drawing.
When an image frame is turned off, you cannot select images using the Pick or Window options of SELECT.