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Thank you, Steve and Eric for your approach to this.

Ah, let's call the whole thing off...Cordless lawn equipment, tons of cordless power tools, oh yeah, cars and trucks... I'm sure more will come to the kitchen too...

I have used APC's Pro models for decades. Great knowing you have the back-up protection when an outage or flickering occurs. Their warranty program is very good too. Had many through the years and when batteries are spent, you can order new ones rather than replacing the hole unit (a bit cheaper this way). I did have one of them with a shorter than expected life. They will usually send you out an equivalent replacement free of charge (after a brief questionnaire), but in this case, they were out of stock and sent me the APC C-1500 model (a step up over previous). This model offers a true Sin Wave which, as I understand, is better for micro-electronics. To buy the C 1500 outright, however, is in the $500- $600 range, where the APC Pro about $200.

Yes, I can reproduce this...Opening a new plan, though, this does not happen. Not sure... Let's see if someone else will chime in with some more insight.

If you open the arrow and under line weight, its look like at one point it was changed to 30. The arrow below connected to Rich Text "REPLACE DOOR" is checked "By Layer" at a line weight of 2. Outside of this, not sure what the source of the problem is especially if it's something that keeps happening.

Select arrow and check line weight in Active Layer Display Options at the bottom

And while they're at it, update gable soffit and eave soffit mapping. Give option for them to be in either the same direction or like it is done in most cases rotated 90 degrees from one another.

tada.... Messed around a bit, and the Chief tools pulled through yet again!

Thanks Chop...was hoping to have light data options to show in nighttime view. Will play around...I saw Glenn used a Polyline Distribution Path.

Any way to do this? I tried rope lighting. Could get a curve out of it but just in x-y plain.

It looks like you made two solids. make one solid L-Shaped then bullnose the two edges individually

Thank you, Mick. Yeah, 32's don't seem all that abundant (unlike the 27's) and I remember seeing even 36's at my dentists office and they don't readily come up either in a search. Will check out the BenQ's in meantime.

Thanks Greg.

Thank you Rene. New PC is due in before Thanksgiving. Looking forward to the latest technology/features. My current system is an old Gateway gaming rig (12 years old). Still going, but outdated and tired.

A new PC is on its way and looking to upgrade my monitor as well. The new AW R-12 PC (Intel Core i9) was ordered with an NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti 12GB GDDR6 I'm not a computer techy but while looking around at different monitors I was exposed to things like IPS vs VA, response time with 60, 144, 240 Hz monitors, the deep black quality, gradients...etc.etc. Simply put, what I would like is a monitor that is crisp (high quality text for word processing and spreadsheets, browsing, etc,) AND a fast response time for smooth camera panning in CA. I'm currently experimenting with a SAMSUNG 34-Inch SJ55W Ultrawide Gaming Monitor (LS34J550WQNXZA) – 75Hz. Love the wide format, text sharpness, not bad, but their advertised 75 Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time does not prove to provide a smooth panning experience in CA. Not sure if this is because of existing video card (GTX 960) limitations. I did also purchase (and now returning) an AW2720HF monitor from Dell which did offer great smooth panning when set to 240HZ, but did not have the sharpness nor color quality I'm after. I would like to have something at least 32-inch in size and something that is OOTB calibrated (I realize some tweaking may still be necessary). DELL?, ASUS?, LG?, something else? Thanks in advance for any input, Mike