LeahSnowSpruce

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  1. It isn't just printing in color. You used to be able to print everything in black/white or gray scale, but keep ONLY images in color (renderings, etc.). It saved you from having to change layers/annotation sets to be black/white/gray when in a layout file. They would simply be black and white by setting it to print in black/white or gray scale and you could set the layout file up to show images (and only images) in color. I found I can still set it up like this, and it will show up in my print preview, but once I actually print it (to pdf specifically) it would turn all of my images to gray scale.
  2. I am trying to build a house with a thickened edge slab. I want to drop the garage for the house by 3", but I want the bottom of the footing to be at the same elevation as the bottom of the house footing. So I made the footing 3" shorter to match. This worked except at the house wall. The footing where the house and the garage meet drops an extra 3" beyond both footings and forces a chamfer (I have chamfered the other footings) under the garage floor, which I do not want. Any suggestions? I have included a picture of how it looks, and a sketch of how I want it to look. Any help would be appreciated...