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MSFS20 Can Exclusion Poly's survive XML Import?

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Having exported and imported XML in ADE, I noticed that the Exclusion Poly's I had created were gone. I can see the information required to create them is held in the ADE DataBase (<filename.ad20), not the XML. If I make a copy of the DBF,SHP and SHX files before building, -or just the bgl file it creates-, that I can put these back in Packages and get the actions back, but cannot see them or modify them in ADE without recreating them from scratch. I am hoping someone has a clever solution, or perhaps a little add on to put them back into the raw data.

Thanks All
Martin
 
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