Can you attach a screenshot image of what you are taking about?  You should be able to edit your entry, by clicking the edit entry button of your Forum Entry, and go the attachments tab and add an attachment.  When you click "add," you should see your attachment in the list.  Go back to the main form using the tabs above and click submit (not really a necessary step, but easier this way).

I sort of need to see what you are talking about, although I think I understand by your description.

ok, lets see if i can explain  first of all, any thing your run into that is questionalvbe problem, take a screen shot and email them to admin@revitinfo.com

now all you need to do is when you add and new entry or reply, youll want to add the attachments first using the attachment tab at the top  when you do this, type in the name of the file (really doesnt matter what you put here, just something),  and click the browse button to browse your pc for the file.  when you find it, click the open button in the dialogue Nd on the web page click attach, when you do the page will refresh, and you should be able to see your attachement in the list on the attachment tab.  Next you can type in your entry in the normal area and submit.

I am going to see if I can duplicate this real fast in Revit Architecture...if not (may not have the right tools), I am downloading Revit Structure right now.  I think you might be able to just use the remove hidden lines tool.  Then you would select those two objects in the view you are it.  Easiest way to get them is probably to go into wireframe view so you can actual select the footings below.

You might try that, in the mean time, I'll see what I can figure out.

fyi...in Revit Architecture 2010, with the view set to structural, I was able to use the Linework tool set the lines you don't want to see to the "invisible" category.  See attached screenshot.

It's a workaround, but I was able to get it to work, finally.  Here's what you have to do (test done in Revit Architecture 2010 with a structural template):

1. Use the "unjoin geometry" tool and unjoin the object you want to change the linework for (in this case, the foundation at the column).  This will unjoin the geometry from not only the footing around the wall, but also your slab.

2. Rejoin the foundation at the column with the slab.  You should see a full box of hidden lines, similiar to before, but now you can select any one of the lines using the linework tool.

3. Remember when you using the linework tool, after clicking a line, you see blue grips that allow you to control how much of that line you are changing.  Use these controls to adjust how much of a line you are showing as invisible.

Hope that helps.  Not sure if it will work for you, since you are in Revit Structure...but see and let me know.  See attached screenshot.

Thank you for all the suggestions!  Unfortunately, we've been so rushed on the project, I haven't had time to play with it at all so for now, we are leaving them as they are.  When we slow down, I'll go back to it and let you know.

Thanks again!

Unjoining and rejoining the geometry worked...but I forgot that changing the linework is not a "trim" option by any means...it makes the entire line invisible.  I was thinking I was going to be able to change just the sections of the lines I wanted.  But I don't think it's worth it to try to fill those lines back in or anything just using linework.  The way it's shown is actually the accurate way...so I think I will just change our standards here.

Thanks for all the help...sorry for taking so long to get back to this subject.