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If you ask me, I say skip Pro and go straight to the full version. If you plan on using this program, and there is probably not a better alternative program yet, get the full blown version with four on the floor, the full blown edelbrock carb, the glass packs, the shackles and the dice hanging from the mirror. I'm not sure what all that stuff does to increase performance, but a lot of people spent a lot of money installing that stuff.

No worries, it is now a badge of honor

Ideally you would get it right before you flipped the plan, but you and I know that rarely happens. The paste and hold works... if it works..... bottom line, the way you handle any editing is on a case by case basis...... what I do know is sometimes we overthink simplifying the changes, and it is faster just to do the changes instead of spending too much time trying to speed up the changes....... and I just said a bunch of nonsense that if I am lucky, someone understood. No super easy answer.

Great question, however I do not think you can do what you want to do. What you want to do is change two different plans (a normal plan and a reverse plan), no, you cannot change one and auto change the other. I think you have to change each separately. Would be nice if you could do what you want, but you can not.

I doubt this is true. This behavior is a little peccadillo that CA has not improved. Mick was not super clear on the issue. Here is the issue...... If you are looking for and expecting a temp dimension between two lines and ....... oh heck..... here is a quick video.....

I was wondering the same thing.

Drawing the walls is the first task we all learn. It is extremely easy. If you are having a difficult time drawing the walls, I suggest you find another program.

Interesting Joe, so you are saying in X5 I could of created a back clip cross section and then put that into a CAD detail. A while back, I thought about doing this and I tried to do this with no success. I am not sure why I wanted to do it and I am not sure of any advantages of being able to do this....... if I had to guess, I was probably playing with the idea of auto updatable back clip cross sections. As you implied, not sure if this ability is needed.

Yep. just a few of the advantages and I bet we can think of some more.

Schedules in CAD. No down side, not saying it won't work in plan, but CAD detail is very very easy.

Thanks so much D & G, got it.

sorry, do not understand, can you be clearer? thanks

How do I reset the tool bars to factory settings?

Back on, if it is not starting, let it try to start for several minutes, it should start.

I just made this mistake to restart because my tool bars screwed up again, can't get on. Maybe if I wait long enough.

Eureka, we have lift off!!!! What does this mean? No skin cancer, no sweltering in my home, instead I will sit in my nice cool office, watching the golf tournament and earning money, life can't get much better.

Still a no go for me

The upside to this is it is their problem and not mine. I would leave the office, but it is 99 degrees out here (for you Aussies dealing with Celius, that is very very hot). It's so hot there is no point turning on our undersized AC. I could go home and suffer or stay in my air conditioned office... or go to the pool and get skin cancer. Decisions, decisions........

Thanks Mick. Hey CA, this is not good guys!

Did you quit and the restart or have you always been on. I think they said if I waited long enough, something will time out and I can then get on. This is not good.

This occurred a couple of weeks ago. It is happening again . I cannot start Chief. I have rebooted etc., anyone else having this problem?

And the winner is...... Glenn of course.

Frustrating behavior, I wish I did not have to click to activate...... but life could be worse.

I keep all interior elevation cameras, I never delete them, I use them for the next project. I put these cameras on their own layer. I open camera dbx and specify which floors I want these cameras to show on. Each camera is displayed on only one floor.

If you want to keep the roof planes on different levels, learn to use ref sets.