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RyanKDalton
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If you have ArcEditor or ArcInfo you can use "Representations""Cartograhic Representations". Representations can have 2 geometries:

  • the (original) feature geometry

  • a different geometry for displaying the line. so you can offset the lines so that all 3 lines are shown as separate lines side by side.

If you have ArcEditor or ArcInfo you can use "Representations". Representations can have 2 geometries:

  • the (original) feature geometry

  • a different geometry for displaying the line. so you can offset the lines so that all 3 lines are shown as separate lines side by side.

If you have ArcEditor or ArcInfo you can use "Cartograhic Representations". Representations can have 2 geometries:

  • the (original) feature geometry

  • a different geometry for displaying the line. so you can offset the lines so that all 3 lines are shown as separate lines side by side.

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If you have ArcEditor or ArcInfo you can use "Representations". Representations can have 2 geometries:

  • the (original) feature geometry

  • a different geometry for displaying the line. so you can offset the lines so that all 3 lines are shown as separate lines side by side.