Milo:
EXTENSION TO MANUAL METHODS:
If you turn on the option that moves all common nodes in the same layer when you move
one of them, it saves having to move things twice. It will also quickly highlight any
locations where the nodes are not coincident and avoids the possibility of your snaps
not matching due to twitching fingers.
Use Options > Preferences > Map Window and set "Move duplicate nodes in.." to the
"the same layer".
Hope this helps.
Mark Knudsen
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Mark Knudsen
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-----Original Message-----
From: Milo Simonic
Sent: Friday, July 09, 1999 3:42 AM
To: Mapinfo-l
Subject: MI Polygon reshaping
A table consists of about 70 polygons (non-overlapping). I need to reshape certain
mutual boundaries. I digitized the desired shape and using snap mode and reshape
function I reshaped a boundary. Reshaping however only applies to one selected
polygon. The neighbouring polygon maintains its unreshaped boundary. How to
change/reshape a MUTUAL boundary of two polygons at the same time?
Milo
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