1. Two titleblocks are created with 2 different names. The border is a another block inside each titleblock.
The 8.5x11 border block in the 8.5x11 titleblock has the same name (TB_BORDER) as the 11x17 border block (TB_BORDER) in the 11x17 titleblock.
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2. The 11x17 title block looks fine. There is no sign of other block entities in the drawing. We don't see an addtional 8.5x11 border in this drawing.
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4. To fix. Rename the internal TB_BORDER block. You can use the RENAME command without exploding the blocks.
5. If you need a fast temporary fix, attach the TitleBlock as an XREF .
Best Practices: Keep block names distinctive, descriptive and different for each entity in your block library. This includes blocks you are using to build other blocks.
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