or use topochk free from list's FTP site, it'll save you time, and is recommended by
opticians... ;)
Eric.
Eric Maranne
EMI Informatiques
web : www.cycweb.com/equipage
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GIS - VRML Integration
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De: Jo Acton [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: vendredi 9 juin 2000 03:17
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Objet: MI - How to detect slivers
Place a layer below the one you are editing. This layer must contain a
region that encompasses the area of the layer you are trying to edit - you
can simply draw a large polygon for this. Make this layer brightly coloured
and you should be able to see slivers between objects in your chosen layer.
Jo
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