Depends if you are looking for a one off print. If you are, being a v7.5
user I would be tempted to set the style of all regions to one of the
lighter dotted region styles (ensuring that Background is set to clear). I
would then select them all, and click ObjectsCheck Regions... I would then
Check for overlaps only, and change the regions that it find to a higher dot
density. I think if you save the table, it would save the overlaps as
separate polygons, so you should save as a separate table.
Not the ideal answer but should work OK
Mark
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From: Michael Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 June 2004 14:44
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI-L overlapping polygon maps
I have 6 individual map layers of polygons each different but some polygons
overlap. Each represents certain criteria for carports in our city. I
would like to show these on a single print out where the overlap areas are
in a darker or heavier shade so that it shows this overlap area darker than
no overlap. However, I would still like for all areas to be represented on
the print out map. I would like to try and keep the same color say of grays
with the overlap areas being closer to black. Any ideas on how I could go
about this?
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