... useful for setting out where correct clearances are needed! posted: 7 Jul 2010 20:56 from: Martin Wynne Richard Spratt wrote: Well it's pretty well hidden at the moment. I think I remember that it was Baldrick's cunning plan to hide something by calling it something else? I can never find where to turn it off and usually resort to starting Templot again instead. Can I suggest 'Display adjacent rail guides' would be a good menu name. Hi Richard, You turn it off where you turned it on: 2_071533_520000000.png Just to explain: A tick mark on a menu item means that it is a toggle -- repeated clicking turns it on and off. A bullet mark on a menu item means that it is part of a group of menu items, and selecting one member de-selects all the others. This is called a "radio" button, from old-style car radios where pressing one button in caused all the others to pop back out. I've always assumed this is bog-standard Windows knowledge, but after ...