SHCanada2

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  1. i have my schedules in a CAD detail in my template plan, and a layout box linked to them on my template layout. It all works with no resending. the only time i have to touch them is to move the schedules around due to space. oh and when I create a new layout template, i dont delete the links
  2. You can use the software on any number of computers with one key. you just cant use the software on them at the same time Are you asking if the plans you are working on get moved between your computers? If so, the answer is no. You would need to move them, or use an external USB drive or cloud service. If you search this forum for onedrive, dropbox, cloud you will see how people are managing files. I personally use a couple different computers, but one primarily, and use an external drive when I have to use the other one. But others on here have more sophisticated methods
  3. got me, looks like the roof was raised ~4 inches, and the wall moved in 2 inches and left a piece of the soffit there. or it is a ceiling plane poking through
  4. I typically will do black and white to avoid this or a back clipped xsection
  5. that is interesting, I would submit that to CA, one would think the available DPI would not be contingent on layout vs plan
  6. my guess is there is more than one trigger as i never, at least not consciously, delete the living area label.
  7. you could also reduce the sunlight intensity to 1500. I think the default is 100 000
  8. the other thing you can do is just have a bunch of named cameras on your template, and then only use the ones you need
  9. I avoid google, as it tries to use credentials, rather than allow one to log in with typed in credentials. I cant count the number of times I've been sent google links to my email, only to click on them, and cannot get in because google thinks I should be using some other gmail credentials. MS teams used to have a similar problem, but I havent had any issues in the past couple years. Zoom may be simple, but I've never been left out of a meeting.
  10. I dont think that works for the eaveline of the floor above, but I will try it out