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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] need advice about copper "keep out" areas
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The way I'd do it is a single polygon shaped like a cross.  After all,
a rectangular fill is just a special case of a polygon.

But usually I just tell my mounting holes to have a larger clearance,
since that's the only reason I usually don't want copper there.

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