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  1. #1
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    Thanks Perry- had been trying that but was doing in plan and still see the post there so thought it didn't work.
    Lew-because it's there, will go away if I have my way
    Joe- how? psolids?
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    Mark,

    Anything you can display in 3D (Solids, PSolids, etc) can be converted to a Symbol.
    However, in your case I'd just do what I said in Post #5
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