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I have tried to bring in columns from my imperial library into my drawing, and everytime I do so, it doesn't recognize that I have chosen a column. It automatically selects the last component I have chosen, such as a fireplace, etc. Any help? I seem to only have this problem with columns.
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disregard that, im just tired. figured it out.
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hi Krbski6, just want to say that in a case like this when you solve your own problem. it is good practice to post the solution of how you solved your question. as this is a learing form, i am sure that this info can be used by someone. no matter how simple it may seem after you solve the problem.
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I'm having the same problem. Could you tell me how you fixed it? Thanks, Michelle
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