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  1. 10th Jun 2008 04:38 pm #1
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    Hi, I am trying to make polylines of the ditch in and ditch out in my corridors but some of them are not appearing while some do in the same corridor. Anybody has seen that problem occur?
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    Can you explain what you mean by "trying to make polylines..." Are you saying your features are not showing up in your corridor? Or you are trying to extract poly's from your corridor? What?
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    Sorry about the unclarity. I was trying to extract the polylines, but it wasn't extracting the whole Ditch In or Ditch Out as it properly does in C3D 2008. Maybe because it is not in a whole continuous line...
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    Yes perhaps that's it. I don't have '09 so not much help. Did you test the same file with '08 to see the result?
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    I did have to use 2008 to achieve what I was looking for.
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