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I second that motion...The only answer is to put the gtols on a seperate layer and turn that layer off. Gtols are part of the model environment and "shown" in the drawing environment even though you can create them in either. Then in order to not see them in your design tree you will have to change the tree options. If you have not yet gotten familiar with layers and you are working in a drawing environment in Pro E you will get to know them soon. They are absolutely essential, as well as, simplified reps for large assemblies and component view options (hide component, show component with different rendering) for drafting.
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