Phil,

You nailed it.  That is exactly what was happening. I was 
inadvertently specifying a net that was not in the area of the 
polygon (missed it by one digit).

Thanks to all for the help.

Stan

At 04:50 PM 10/4/2007, you wrote:
>I' actually using Designer 6, but possible causes here could be;
>
>There may not be any valid connections on the bottom layer (or
>multilayer) that are part of the same net as the polygon and the 'remove
>dead copper' option is selected. So, the polygon removes all the 'dead
>copper' that doesn't connect to anything, in this case leaving just the
>outline of the polygon but no pour.
>'Show / Hide' options have been set to 'draft'
>Check that the polygon options are allowing it to pour over same net
>objects (as I think that you have done)
>
>regards,
>Phil.
>
>Phil Dutton C.I.D.+
>Senior CAD Technician
>IPC Certified Interconnect Designer
>
>Tenix Aerospace & Defence
>Electronic Systems Division
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>I have been editing a layout (in DXP2004) and I have removed and
>replaced a polygon plane on the bottom layer several times,
>recreating it to move its edges and accommodate other component
>changes.  It is set up to be connected to the ground net, and set to
>pour over same nets.
>
>Previously it has worked fine, but now when I place the polygon
>plane, it shows only a trace outlining the area I selected, and it
>does not fill in at all.  If I select the plane, it highlights and
>looks correct (there are openings around unconnected pads, etc.) and
>I can drag it, but when it's unselected it reverts to just an outline.
>
>Clearly something changed, but I have not had any luck discovering what
>I did.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Stan
>
>
>Stanley Levy
>Engineer
>L-Band Systems
>Arcadia, CA 91006
>626-574-7394
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