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You're welcome. Hope it works out. Always frustrating having to redo work you've already done!

Joshua, See attached. There were some missing assets (image files, etc.) and I did not see any floor plans in the layout file, so I printed them as separate PDFs. Jim NOPAL - FLOOR 1.pdf NOPAL - FLOOR 2.pdf Nopal_V2_FINAL_2026_10_31.pdf

Think so - I have all these versions installed on my PC and have not run into any problems.

Joe, There's the bonus catalog you could download, but you probably have that already. For more flexibility you could create a toilet partition wall type and similar door. I gave it a try (in blue below). Here's what I came up with in about 5 minutes. Mixture of full height walls and railings. Actually, back to the topic of the Chief catalog symbols -- it appears they have stretch planes built in, so I think you can stretch them to suit your plan. Jim TOILET PARTITIONS TEST.plan

Lee, This icon:

Thanks Shane for your input! - Jim

I have the Plot Lines Color Fill option turned on for this elevation layout box in order to show solid fill material backgrounds (black roofing, black fascia, etc.). (X17) Is it possible within Chief to print to PDF with this color fill option turned on but have the final PDF output be greyscale? Thanks, Jim BTW, this is what I'm looking for below... I was able to do this by converting the Chief PDF to greyscale with a 3rd party app. Just wondering if I can do this within Chief without resorting to workaround.

Christopher, Does this setting get what you want? Looks like it's on a per-wall basis.

If you have a later version of Chief you could look into the Material Builder tool:

You're welcome. For future reference, it'd been better if you had posted this to the General Q&A forum section. That's the right section for something like this and you'll get more eyes on it and a quicker response! Jim

Try an exterior bifold door Type. Go to Options and make some changes:

Yes - recently having issues with Adobe Reader. It would freeze up with larger PDF files and I'd have to close down with Task Manager. I figured an Adobe issue or maybe Windows. Jim

I think it's under the "Edit Layer" option:

Thanks for the insight and tips!

In addition, you used to be able to quickly turn off a room label by simply selecting it and hitting the delete key. This feature has gone away... Bummer.