Thanks, for the advise, I will check them out.
I have also requested these to snap align so hopefully we will get it!
"Christopher Herr" wrote in message
news:405158ed_1@newsprd01...
> I have to manually adjust these situations in each view. I've had luck
with
> scope boxes but I haven't quite figured out the rules by which they
operate.
> That said, check help on scope boxes to find out what they are. They are
> easy to create and adjust, then just select all you gridlines, sections,
and
> elevations and set them to use the particular scope box that is
appropriate.
> In general, that sets grid bubbles and section bubbles in a similar
location
> (In my experience, grid bubbles respond to scope boxes better than section
> bubbles). But at least the scope box itself gives you a visual aid in
> moving section and grid bubbles to approximately the same location.
>
> Along these lines, I have requested that section heads "snap" into
alignment
> the way grid bubbles do, but so far no luck with the development team.
>
> Cheers and sorry there isn't a better way that I know of.
>
> Christopher
>
>
> "clarkitekt" wrote in message
> news:404bad1c$1_2@newsprd01...
> > I am having problems with my grid lines and section lines moving around
in
> > different views. When I say moving around, I don't mean that the actual
> line
> > moves, just the location of the head and end point. Section lines go
from
> > being "trimmed" such that there is a gap in the middle of the line to
> going
> > all the way across the plan. I can get these set up in view so that they
> are
> > how I like them but if I make any changes to that view they get all
messed
> > up again. I can usually change the view clip region and get them back to
> > where they should be but this doesn't always work. Does anyone know of a
> way
> > to lock these down so that they don't move, EVER?
> >
> >
>
>
