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Re: Removing Snap Lines in Pathifnder Office?

I am wondering about removing those snap lines in Pathfinder Office
when opening a polygon file multiple times to GPS a forestry cutblock.
I can easily find a way to remove those lines... Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Aaron
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