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See attached RVT file - 2009 How do I get rid of these lines? It only happens on the master rvt file, and of course when I copy a wall across into a new file. Its not phase or view settings, it seems to be a corrupt file but can any one help??? I do not want to start this drg again. I will be indebted to anyone who can help. Thanks
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