Create a Closed Loop Run 

atarget.gif (1372 bytes) This task shows you how to modify an existing run in order to create a closed loop run. In a closed loop run the ends of the run are joined. There are two ways of turning an existing run into a closed loop run. Both are explained below.
ascenari.gif (1364 bytes) 1. Click on the Run buttonrun.gif (859 bytes) button and continue routing from the end of the run.
2. Click the Continue Routing buttoncontinuerouting.gif (290 bytes) button in the Run dialog box.
3. Click on the other end of the run when finished. The ends of the run will join and form a loop.
4. In the second method, right-click on the run and, in the drop down box that appears, click on the line that describes the run, in this case Run.1 Object.
5. Another drop down box will display. Click on Close Route.

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6. The two ends of the run will join. An open end run and closed loop run are shown below.

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