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Well, I guess that depends on you. Do you know what I am describing to do?
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Well, I guess that depends on you. Do you know what I am describing to do?

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I know that already. You are trying to draw a new pline with one less vertex. Not deleting an existing vertex.
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I know that already. You are trying to draw a new pline with one less vertex. Not deleting an existing vertex.

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I could have done the same thing to add a vertex but I do have a convenient command to take care of it. I was looking for something similar to delete the vertex.
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I could have done the same thing to add a vertex but I do have a convenient command to take care of it. I was looking for something similar to delete the vertex.

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Well almost, I am altering the existing pline, not creating a new one.
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Well almost, I am altering the existing pline, not creating a new one.

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I just want to have the statement that this is not possible.
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I just want to have the statement that this is not possible.

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In VBA we can add a single vertex to a LWpolyline using the addvertex method. Is there a way to delete a single vertex?<br />
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Saqib
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In VBA we can add a single vertex to a LWpolyline using the addvertex method. Is there a way to delete a single vertex?

Saqib

VBA: delete single vertex from LWpolyline

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