Everything checked out with the OS; and the libraries have been at 90, not 20; changed a few times since our purchase in Jan/2011.

I did fix this, but at the expense of my time/sleep. I signed out, which killed the program. Reopened the program, and re-signed in with the dongle. When I didn't see the project in recent, I opened project and searched desktop where all current projects are. Nothing. Started over and redid drawing to match quotation created for customer so that business could continue. It's 3:46AM my time...

When the products were reset last week from 90 to 70 is when I lost my ability to print and/or save.

You can upgrade from the standard 30 days demo...which would fix it better!!

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Hi rogerback, FYI - Purchased two keys in January, and have been an advocate and fan of Stardraw since my purchase of SD AV version 1 back in the 90's.... Appreciate it just the same!

Hi Rob,
     I just got my dongle for Stardraw Design 7.1 Platinum. Need to check with you,

Hi Ko Lo,

To edit symbols when they're in a drawing you can use the Unlock cursor to access the individual objects in a symbol.  If, for example, you want to change the color of all the lines in a symbol, select the Unlock cursor and drag a selection rectangle around the symbol, then use Line Style | Color in the Properties Grid to choose a new line color.

The Symbol Browser can be used to insert any file in DWG, S01 or image formats (JPG, PNG etc).  You can choose to add new symbol directories to the Symbol Browser using Tools | Personalization | Symbol Directories.

Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com

Thank you Rob, I able to change the colour.
For the Light Symbol on Plan View, do you have other symbol (example Claypaky Sharpy light and etc), than i no need to create my own symbol... 

Hi Ko Lo,

All Plan View symbols from our libraries are available under the Stardraw Online Symbols folder.  You may find what you're looking for under the Lighting | Miscellaneous folder: the libraries are the same as in Stardraw Lighting 2D.

Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com