Jones_Drafting

Hi, Currently using X7: I have a need to create custom windows for a client with whom I'm currently working. I do not believe that I can accomplish what's needed by utilizing the available options within Chief. I don't believe that I've ever heard the answer. Sure that this is probably simple for someone,.....just not me... Thanks. Cris

Just like the Title says. Considering the possibilities. Northern California, so familiarity with local construction methods & details pretty much a necessity. Contact me via my website: http://www.jonesdrafting.com/contact.html Gracias.

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In NorCal, but very open to distance & the opportunity for work in NorthWest. Chief user since 1999. email me at jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Best, Cris

Hi Jason, I sent you a private message. Cris

If you're still looking for help with this, please contact me @ jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Examples of my work are available on my website: www.jonesdrafting.com Thanks, Cris

If you're still looking for help with this, please contact me @ jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Examples of my work are available on my website: www.jonesdrafting.com Thanks, Cris

If you're still looking for help with this, please contact me @ jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com or give me a call: 707-456-0185 Examples of my work are available on my website: www.jonesdrafting.com Thanks, Cris

If you're still looking for help with this, please contact me @ jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Examples of my work are available on my website: www.jonesdrafting.com Thanks, Cris

If you're still looking for help with this, please contact me @ jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Examples of my work are available on my website: www.jonesdrafting.com Thanks, Cris

Hi, I'm in Northern California, but would be happy to assist with your building design needs.Chief user for 'bout 15 years. Running X7 right now. Lemme' know if you're interested. Cris 707-456-0185

Hi, I'm in Northern California, but would be happy to assist with your building design needs. Chief user for 'bout 15 years. Running X7 right now. Lemme' know if you're interested. Cris

Happy to help you out, if you'd like. Give me a call. Cris (707)456-0185

Hi Jess, I'm in Redwood Valley! Give me a shout...707-456-0185 Cris

Chief Designer/Draftsman, proficient in current version of Chief Architect, Chief user since 2000. Will help bring your concepts into submittable format. Have a design created in Chief that you need "finished up"? Long distance work not an issue. Will happily work with plans from almost anywhere. Do you need code compliant package for your great idea? See our website: www.jonesdrafting.com

Hmm, didn't find the answer I needed, so I called Tech support. Alex was very helpful....here's the trick; I had a situation in which I was tying in the roof over an addition to the existing roofline. I pulled back the eave at the area in which the addition was being tied in. The gutter at the pulled back roof edge was no longer wanted.... I selected the roof edge and looked and looked until I figured out I was not going to find the answer..... As Gene mentioned, there was a "no molding on selected edge" option that had been available here previously. The gutter polyline is not accessed by selecting the roof edge, but the gutter itself. Once I had selected the gutter along the roof edge in question, I simply opened the object and voila!...my little checkbox thingy was right there waiting for me. Hope this helps somebody.

I'm trying to figure out why, after having set up my default text layer as "floor framing text" or ??, the default arrow layer ends up being "text" with no opportunity to specify layer.

You guys are awesome. Thanks for your input.

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Unfortunately, I believe that just turns the color off, but does not convert the colors to pure black....just greyscale. Of course I just upgraded from X1, so ther very possibly may be something I'm missing......

In X6, is there an easy way, after having populated the layout from my various views with their associated layer attributes(including colors), to convert all views contained in layout to black and white?...(not greyscale) I like the various colors as easy reference, but do not like the greyscale print results. Thanks!