The issue is that the point symbol does not come from the style assigned to the alignment but from the horizontal alignment command: Even if you check overide point style with alignment style it does still use the point symbol defined for each point type. So you have to define a style, using the style manager, that is using a named symbology that sets the point as you want. Above a different style is assigned to each point type but most of them are using the same named symbology, so the same symbol. But some users are requesting a different symbo from straight to transition than from radius to transition and so forth. So if required I can change the named symbology behind each style. In your case if you have just one symbol to use everywhere but 2 differents symbol for different alignments: Create 2 named symbology GeomPoint1 and GeomPoint2 where a different symbol is assigned for plan point Create 2 Styles using the same name as above or a different to avoid misunderstanding: HCardinals1 and HCardinals2 Use named symbology GeomPoint1 for HCardinals1 Use named symbology GeomPoint2 for HCardinals2 Create 2 preferences for the Horizontal Annotation command AligntStyle1 AligntStyle2 one using style Hcardinals1 and the other HCardinals2 Assign AligntStyle1 to the first alignment and AlignStyle2 to the second alignment If View Geometry Options are checked to display horizontals then you should get the good result when using View Geometry All Horizontals
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