Joe, I believe if you you check out this video tutorial, it will make things clear. [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/PCB/PCB-Tools/index.html#Solid-Region](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/PCB/PCB-Tools/index.html#Solid-Region) Scroll down to "Solid Region". The video is very well done. Also there is a setting on the right hand tool bar that allows you to to make the copper pour area visible or not. Hope this helps. Also Re: the "Printing out a 1:1 PCB file" to fit parts as you have done as well, with punching holes though the paper to test fit parts, I had been doing the the proper method of exporting to PDF, but the software has a known bug with FireFox which is being worked on, nothing I was doing wrong. -Lisa D

@LISA_DALTON  Thank you, I did figure it out, I just had to delete it and refresh the screen and try again. I'm now trying to find the designation for the square pad that I used on my previous board. When I try to look at the previous board part numbers, they are blank. The pad started with H , but i don't remember anything else.

@LISA_DALTON  I use Google Chrome, and I do some editing on my Asus Tinker board, a Raspberry pi clone of sorts, just more powerful, and I can edit on that  with Linux.

Please refer at [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/PCB/Copper-Pour/index.html](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/PCB/Copper-Pour/index.html) When selecting the **copper area outline**, you can find its attributes from the right hand **Properties** panels.