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Good stuff on a Saturday afternoon @Heber I’m a user who prefers assemblies as containers for resources or items/parts (MLESO) under a parent QTO. I would prefer if the assembly can be a standalone...

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Project owner should be the one to lock it down, but again hidden would be more ideal. If locked, just a prompt/alert reminder that QTO's can't be completed on the current page because there's an u...

@Stephen I would just either have the takeoff or takeoffs selected and right/context click or hotkey and move forward/backward

Yeah, I'm still having to use other software for stitching it all together and then bring into zzQTO - not a huge deal but would be nice to have it all within the same tool. Maybe someone will crea...

Thanks @Stephen! Worked exactly as I was hoping for. I do wish there was an easier way to toggle that ability on/off w/o having to go to settings but I'll take the win.

Thanks @Stephen. I just realized the arrows were shrinking I was just in a civil drawing (1" = 60') and the arrows just weren't gonna shrink any more and I figured since the text was shrunk down th...

TY @Stephen - I was hoping to get out of those 2x-2key combo's since I've been spoiled by another construction document management software over the years...I think I saw another user post about th...

I'm good with that solution

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+1 on this there have been a few scenarios where I have renamed files with four digits or leading zero in the thousand place. There’s also been some situations where I’ve had to bracket out buildin...

Yes this

I prefer just the sheet # “A2.3” in this case as I’ll reference schedules, details, notes as separate bookmarks to that same sheet. The description isn’t needed for most of my cases.New window/tab ...

@heber perfect!

Excellent strategy @Steven otherwise I'd recommend duplicate project and give it a REV XX - DESCRIPTION naming convention

Or also "CURRENT" shaded with green, if not already (haven't had a chance to check it out yet - hopefully in the weeks to come)

+1 - You're not alone...Some good info/discussion hereThere's plenty more posts also touching on this topic

+1 on this My related previous post but I think your post is more concise to the ask of knowing what the plan/drawing sheet size is to print to *.pdf or paper print