Hi Paul,
I presume the polylines enclose an area and you want one region object =
instead of two polylines.Make your layer editable, select the polylines =
and then combine them into one object (Objects->Combine). The result is =
a single polyline. Select this polyline and then convert it into a =
region (Objects->Convert to Regions).
Hope it helps,
Laurence Seeff
Points Business Mapping Ltd.
22 Tuval St., Ramat Gan, 52522, Israel
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From: Paul Simpson=20
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Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 4:42 PM
Subject: MI-L joining polylines for regions
hello all,
can you have 2 polylines and join them up to make a region? if so =
what's the
best way to do it. Probably very simple i imagine.=20
thanks,
Paul simpson
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