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I figured it out.. its a setting "display as callout". This doesn't show any camera, and instead I can put my own "callout" in on that specific set. Thanks to all.

Doing a Kitchen & Bath set, 1/2" scale. In this set I have a Wall Elevation camera that is showig up on all other sets of that same view (Floor plan, framing plan, etc...) How do I turn this off where it shows only on the set I want? I created a new layer and put this camera on, to no avail.

Awww.. it did it just as I hit send on the comment above. And guess what, the two that were converted to blocks did not... The only issue I have is now that the schedules are blocks, they do not update, unless you explode. Come on CA.. figure this one out please. Already a lot to do to get a drawing ready, I can see this being a missed step.. exploding a schedule.

I know exactly what you mean AB, because for some reason its doing to me. Never before, but this project it is. Every once in a while when I switch layer sets, all the schedules grow. After stretching the top three schedules back to original shape (again) I thought I'd look on here for a resolve. This isn't happening in the layout side, its on the plan side. My schedules are sent to layout on their own, to scale, so text is correct size. I did change two of them to CAD blocks (as suggested) for a test. If two happened to do this again the others don't, we will know the fix.

Hey CA, Still no fix on these sidelight issues? Shouldn't be coming in as a bi-fold. I have modified (as mentioned above), but this should be a simple library fix.

I do what Michael does as well, but I use a straight half wall instead of dragging the wall down. I just set at height I need and modify the rail (see attached). But as mentioned, there are a couple ways to do this.

Damn, you Pacific Ocean guys are quick, and thanks. I should have more clear, I knew the polyline options, was just curious of why even have the first option at all, if its not usable. Even if you did have a square drive, the poly option is probably used more often.