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You need the Mac version of the program. Find it in your Digital Locker.

It's difficult to offer suggestions without understanding what walls are causing the problems, and what the correct plan looks like. One trick that sometimes works is to draw a perpendicular Room divider at the end of a wall. The wall will join to the Room Divider.

You probably turned off Walls, Layers, and turned on Walls, Main Layer Only. Flip those settings and see what happens.

Because you are changing a wall type definition. Materials do not have a Fill associated with them.

What exactly are you doing and what's not working?

Reread David's comment.

It depends on exactly what you are doing -- what view and how the camera is set up. This is a white background and white terrain. I left the skirt green. There is a 96" foundation wall.

If you want to account for the thickness of plaster and lath in your wall definition, just add 2 new materials and remove the drywall. No gimmick required. You will probably need to create two materials. I'd copy and rename the drywall material for the plaster, and copy and rename a wood material for the lath. The program is like a box of tools. If you need a 2x3 and all you have are 2x4, you reach into the toolbox, pull out a saw and rip it down.

Represent how?

Learn the manual roof tools.

There isn't an automated way to make the railing stop. Using a railing wall, you can stop the wall where the railing starts to protrude.

I would experiment with turning off the stair railings and use a railing wall (pony wall with railing on top) set to follow stairs.

Unsure what you are asking, but maybe Print>Drawing Sheet Setup

The directory you are writing to is probably protected -- marked Read Only or similar. Remove that and you should be OK.

Turn off color.

You need to add it to your template plan. Search Tips or my YouTube channel for details.

Landings will pick up the Open Underneath setting of stairs they connect to. Break the stair section using a Complete Break. Adjust the sections as needed. Are you drawing them on the first or second floor? Should be first.

I was referring to you cannot choose where the header goes. It always is placed just above the window. Some builders like it always placed up against the top plates, which is an option in Chief, but not in Home Designer. Of course you need to rebuild, or have auto rebuild framing on to see changes.

What's the problem?

That's a limitation of the Home Designer products. Headers are always just above the opening.

Search Help for Camera Defaults.

Look in the Library for shapes.

What you are seeing is probably a limitation of Suite, but you can paint a material everywhere in plan with a single click -- no need do every wall. Read about using the Material Eyedropper.

Why not? What happens when you try? Have you ever placed a circle before? Do you understand that you click then drag to place the circle?

There are roof videos on the Chief YouTube channel and my YouTube channel.