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On Tue, 17 Sep 2013, Alexey Blinov wrote:

> Thanks.
>
> I'm sometimes very inefficient expressing myself. Sorry. Let me clarify on simplified case.
>
> The two filled regions are inside each other: a filled rectangle inside a (larger) filled rectangle. So in pcb, I draw 4 lines to make a closed rectangular contour, then make two appropriate rectangular fills.
>
> I'd like now to remove the boundary contour - the one that separates the two regions (I want to maximize copper area).
>
> I understand it's impossible (I use version 20110918). I'm asking for the proper/best workaround. To make the boundary line 0.01mil, ignore DRC, and hope the line will disappear on fabricated PCB?
>
>

An alternative is to cut a hole in the outer rectangle with the poly hole 
tool, then draw the inner rectanlge. This way you don't have a 3rd set of 
objects (lines) as contour.

Regards,

Tibor

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