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is there a way to move the elevation mark so that it is located outside of the triangle?
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I've done this before and believe all you need to do is edit the "pointer" family and move the text out.
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Hey becca, I forgot to mention that you will need to "edit" the family from the project browser under the Families - Annotation Symbols. Locate the family, right click then edit. This will open the family like normal. Then you can move the text out a bit, then reload it in your project.
Hope this helps..............Mike
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thanks mike - I was able to do that. Just thought there might have been a setting or check box that I wasn't seeing in the properties menu.
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