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join spline with other plines

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join spline with other plines

join spline with other plines

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I'm trying to join a spline (or segment of an elipse) to other polylines in order to extrude a solid. Autocad won't let me join splines with other plines to accomplish this. I need to use the spline or segment of an elipse as part of the overall profile shape to extrude. Any suggestions out there?

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