Larry_Sweeney

Thanks to all for your responses. All where helpful in understanding "my" problem and not CA's.  Have a great day.

Eric & Mark.......................Thank you. Greatly appreciated for taking the time. Yes Eric, the difference in the door offset bugs me also. Have a great weekend!

Eric........................I think I got it! Thank you for you time and knowledge. Have a great day.

This is a work around that I use from time to time. I'll make a short line at the center of each window and color it white (background color) before I mull the windows. Then I manually adjust my dimension to the center of each window. Another area to consider is when you are doing the window schedule there will be more items to "fudge".

After doing some more searching I found the answer.
 
This is the correct answer to the problem. It's from Kenoeightspot (Bill Page)............Click on the "Spray can Icon" then check the "Use default" box, then click on the top and bottom walls and see if this changes your walls back to the default wall types. Thank you Bill.

The easiest solution to your problem is to post the plan.

Curt...Sorry. You were giving me all the correct info. I finally found it.  I was having a "brain fart" moment or too much coffee. Many thanks. Have a great day.

I make a rectangle p-line and use a solid white fill. I then "cover" the area I don't want to see. Sometimes, depending on the situation I make the lines of the rectangle p-line white also. I usually do this before I send it to layout, but sometimes I do it in layout. It just depends on what works best under what condition. I like doing it this way rather than changing the foundation wall to a dashed line. The problem here is that all the foundation lines are changed to dash ----- above and below ground.