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Thank you all for responding! I found the culprit. It was because the chief architect print to pdf was set to too high of a DPI (usually print on the highest for best quality) but when I dropped it down to below 300 it printed perfect for all sheets. I’m imagining the set (20 pages) was too big with too much DPI so it had an issue exporting! the watermark was not an issue but a good call. Thank you!

Good afternoon everyone! Has anyone experienced a random square that is on the PDF (its not from the plans its directly on the sheet itself in the entire set) that is a blurry area? When the PDF is exported it prints that way as well on paper. When the page is exported as single sheets it does not do it - only when you print the whole set? Any suggestions would be great! Chief Architect x12

Thanks! will try that. - Thanks Alaskan_Son

So how would that be done? It will not even show me the other file when I try to import.

I work for a home builder and we often take two plans in autocad and put them together to create an attached single family unit. they are separated by a 1" air gap and a 1 hour fire wall on each. Can this be done in Chief? I have the plans drawn in chief as separate units.