JJohnson

Microsoft Word has a 'small caps' option in format/fonts. Letters that should be capitalized are just larger. Quite readable

I know you're figureing out landings, but note that the railings are guardrail height, 42" above tangent, with a handrail attached per commercial railing requirements. Residential code allowes the 32 to 36" handrail to act as guardrail too, nothing higher required, at least here in CA. The stairway may be more recent than 1860's when US Capitol was built.

CA uses the windows system cursor, of your choice, in select mode. I have always used the basic white with black outline for everything In version X6, my cursor has lost the black outline making it a bit hard to see. Did not have that problem in any previous version.

Look up the thread ' Cross Hair ?' from Feb. 26 Might find something there especially the reply by Doug Park. Sorry I do not know how to provide a link to a past thread.

Just wondering if anyone else is thinking of taking the training at the PCBC in June.

Well Larry, now that I am running version X6, I have lost the black outline to my arrow cursor and although it is on top of everything so far, I have trouble seeing it too . . . .

As far as the extra post is concerned open the DBX for that wall and increase the post spacing to be more than the length from the corner to the door and the unwanted post should not be there.

Would corner boards solve this ?

Changed to purple

Thanks, haven't been to that part of control panel for years. Always interesting to delve into deeper functions of the program, like transparency setting.

I have a solid filled white with black outline arrow that shows over everything but I have never changed it and do not know where to do that. I have red cross hairs because when they were black I was accidently leaving then in screen shots, and having to redo the shots.

Are you in "Select Objects" mode ? In other modes like doors or windows you will not have the pointer. In some other modes like "Revision Cloud" you will have a special symbol instead.