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This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Greg Sterling on 2018-02-08
Hello Francis. Which version of DCO are you using? I have had some luck removing corners when pulling old corners on top of other near-by edges.
For example. To remove the two circled corners. Take the mouse and grab the wall between the circles and move it left to make it even with the other walls.
Now that its even you can grab the lower circled corner and drag it on top of the top
The corners should disappear. To remove a single corner in a wall, I had to add a second corner above or below the original corner then perform the above steps moving one corner over the other to make it disappear.
I agree with Avinash, probably needs a closer look as this took some patience.
Regards
GregS
This answer was originally posted on DCIM Support by Greg Sterling on 2018-02-08
Hello Francis. Which version of DCO are you using? I have had some luck removing corners when pulling old corners on top of other near-by edges.
For example. To remove the two circled corners. Take the mouse and grab the wall between the circles and move it left to make it even with the other walls.
Now that its even you can grab the lower circled corner and drag it on top of the top
The corners should disappear. To remove a single corner in a wall, I had to add a second corner above or below the original corner then perform the above steps moving one corner over the other to make it disappear.
I agree with Avinash, probably needs a closer look as this took some patience.
Regards
GregS
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