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LOL, thanks Mr. McC. Unfortunately, I think I can relate to the old codger.

Based on the feedback I have received from CA, I would agree with this.

Yes, I thought you taught me this......... PREFERENCES<APPEARANCE<TEXT.... uncheck CREATE RICH TEXT

Try making the dimension text 0.00000" tall, it all but disappears. I think there is a way to make it invisible, but I forget how

Here is a vid. http://youtu.be/cM0ko9AL8dY Done it a thousand times, so don't waste your time.

The cause is the auto roof returns on the the gable walls. Manually build this eye brows and you should be okay.

Yeah, I went back to original vid and if I zoomed out in my browser I can see it all..... weird that both P. and I were having issues and it may of been our problem.

P., try zooming out on your browser.

Yes, better, but I had to ZOOM OUT, seems like bad on me. Probably my problem and I can fix at my end.

Agree, Vista Larry needs to work on the sizing.

EDIT OBJECT PARTS is turned off

Love the vid Vista Larry. Nice job. Like to see your usage of hotkeys..... I noticed you set up some custom hot keys that work for you. Hope to see more vids.

Try using moldings for the rails.

Yes you did.

I do not think anybody is addressing what Mr. McCrump is referring to. He is asking whether he should select text via LAYER, CUSTOM or the other option. To answer Mr. McCrump's question, I say use LAYER as the default choice..... and then go from there depending on the situation.

Square fixed glass window. Then arch it . Then reflect.......all input in dbx,

Perry, great demonstration. I think that is what many people are asking for. I almost posted a response responding to something like this yesterday but changed my mind. Since you brought it up, I will now put in my 2 cents. I agree this is a nice feature, select n object and ONE dvx opens up with all the attributes quickly editable....... But, But, But, I do not want to always want to edit what I just selected, I might want to move it, so I don't want to give up screen space for a dvx I will not use..... so my solution is select object, AND THEN hit quick key to open said dbx or I can move item selected. Point is, a quick key to open the FULL ON DBX, not much time lost with using that quick key, and I agree with you and others..... that full on dbx is kind of neato.

Dermot called it.

Alan did a very good job of detailing the method. The problem with this is the elevation is not live. So the elevation needs to be resent to layout after any editing... a PITA. That is why many of us are advocating for auto u updatable elevations.... and it would be great if shadows were an option too. REVIT does it, why can't CA? I know there is a reason, but let's get past that and just do it.

Oh boy, not sure if I agree with this, I do want every layer in every layer set and I think CA is suppose to add every new layer to every layer set.

That is a great idea. I think JPC would be a wonderful asset to the team. No ego with JPC, he calls it like he sees it.

Oh yeah, I know who, he looks like Jim from Taxi.

Last week playing golf, they through a single in with us, his name is Yngva Opaker, in fact he is joining us again tomorrow, Vendel, care to guess which country he is from?

Make the roads overlap and then hit the MERGE POLYLINES. ......bottom left corner. Do we really allow The Dutch on this web site? There was an earlier post where I was trying to figure out the difference between Holland and The Netherlands. A reminder..... Script Welcome to the Great nation of Holland: where the tulips grow, the windmills turn, the breakfast is chocolatey, the people industrious, and the sea tries to drown it all. Except, this country isn't Holland. It's time for: The Difference Between Holland, the Netherlands (and a whole lot more) The correct name for this tulip growing, windmill building, hagelslag eating, container ship moving, ocean conquering nation is the Netherlands. But confusion is understandable -- the general region been renamed a lot over a thousand including as: The Dutch Republic The United States of Belgium and The Kingdom of Holland But it's not just history that makes this country's name confusing because the Netherlands is divided into twelve provinces: Groningen Drenthe Overijssel Gelderland Limburg Brabant Zeeland (Which, by the way, is the Zeeland that makes this Zeeland, new) Friesland (With adorable little hearts on its flag) Flevoland Utrecht, and here's the confusion: Noord (North) Holland and Zuid (South) Holland These provinces make calling the Netherlands 'Holland' like calling the United States 'Dakota'. Though unlike the Dakotas, which are mostly empty, save for the occasional Jackalope, the two Hollands are the most populated provinces and have some of the biggest attractions like, Amsterdam and Keukenhof. Even the government's travel website for the country is Holland.com -- officially because it sounds friendlier, but unofficially it's probably what people are actually searching for.

Alan strikes again...... LOL.