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I nearly went out of my mind trying to insert a cased opening by clicking on door (since it is in the door library) and trying to insert. After many aggrevating tries I found it had to go in as a component. So, what if you have a hollow metal frame and you want it on the door schedule? Do I have to model a hollow metal frame and put it in the door library? Barbara Bennett HagerSmith Designs Raleigh, NC
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If there is an existing one already, you can edit the family and change the family category under settings. I'm there feeling you pain about the opening being under component. I have no idea why they would do that.
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