Hi bob nugent, To change the lot size and to activate the "Control L" you must use the Topo Designer Go to Power Tools--> Topo Designer--> Design--> Lot properties--> define the dims and properties of your lot (meaning the working space). Or Power Tools--> Topo Designer--> Control L The max. lot size is 1000x1000' Patricia

Hi golfersaurus, Yes, you can. The property line in Punch is just.... a line. The only difference is the annotation (P.L. and the dimension). This is the way a P.L. appears in a plot plan Other than this, is a common line. If you are going to work with the lots unified, just set the P.L.. If you wish to develop a project for each lot, you can use a fence, edging, etc A very important note. In the post above I clarified that we defined the dims and properties of the lot, meaning the working space or if you prefer, the limits of the Punch world :-) You can't set 3 working spaces in one file, but you can set 3 lots in one working space, divide by P.L. Let us know if you have further questions Patricia

Hi lew wickline, Yes, you can do this because, as I stated, a P.L. is just a line. Two important notes regarding this option 1 - If you draw the PL using the Detail tab, you can use other line thickness or types, however if you use the "Convert to" feature (Properties bar, right of the screen), the lines will be converted to the normal type and thickness of the PLs (available in the Landscape tab) 2 - If you draw the PL using the Detail tab, this is OK for presentation purposes, however, notice that Punch will not "understand" that you are drawing a PL, therefore Punch will not calculate the lot size and will not include this info in the Estimator Patricia

Hi Brian, Go to Power Tools--> Topo Designer--> Main menu--> Design--> Lot properties--> set the lot dimensions--> actually, you will be setting the workspace dimensions--> you can set these dimension up to 1000 x 1000 ft Let us know if you need additional assistance Patricia

Hi Malcom Try this Issue # 1--> Deign--> flip entire plan Issue # 2--> select the Property Lines--> Edit--> Rotate--> write the angle to suit your necessities Patricia