Howard Walker
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wipeout's that allow for curved polylines would be swell. just a thought.
I come close to curved wipeouts by creating polygons. The tighter the details level required, the more vertices....
You can try to use Multi-line Text tricks. Just type any wordings and go to the properties. In the properties palette, turn on the background mask and tick the fill colour. After that rename the whole text with a single space. This is an alternative of wipeout without worrying about the frame being printed.
I'm making a guess here that you are putting a wipeout within a closed object and it's obscuring about 1/2 the line width of the outline object.
Try putting the wipeout behind the outline object (draw order).
I do this with blocks. Within the block put the wipeout behind the objects you don't want it to hide.
Then after you place the block you can put the block itself on top of the nearby objects.
GChapp