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Dan,
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We still have not gotten a response from Bentley and I think I know why. I looked back into the old NewGroup files and found this problem reported back as far as I could go. They offered no plotting solution, on th use the &amp;quot;Rebuild Curve&amp;quot; command to thin the vertices in the linestring. They say that V8i solves the problem, however I happen to know that Colorado Department of Transprotation is getting ready to switch to XM so that will make another group of angry people who can't print contours.
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Mike
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In XM -- Geopak places contours by line strings. Trouble is,&amp;nbsp;the generated contour linestrings are&amp;nbsp;lots of little line string segments, &lt;strong&gt;large portions of the contours look solid b/c the dash is computed using the little segemnts of linestring, and not for the linestring as a whole.&lt;/strong&gt; I don't think I can get anything else beside linestrings for the contours 
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&lt;em&gt;(I'd swear this was different in Ustn V8 and the plotted line string dashes would look ok)&lt;/em&gt; 
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I am using lc=3 so its not a custom LS issue. Is there now a setting that affects how the dashes are plotted in a linestring? 
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See attached PDF....Any advice? 
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&lt;strong&gt;I'm having the same problems - any ideas out there&amp;nbsp;!&lt;/strong&gt;
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