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one way is to make 4 strokes, place one on top and one on the bottom of the rectangle. select the 4 strokes and space vertical.

delete top and bottom stroke.

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there is a other way, put one stroke on top and one on the bottom of the rectangle, select both strokes.

in the transform panel enter /3 in the height field.

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3 hours ago, dutchshader said:

there is a other way, put one stroke on top and one on the bottom of the rectangle, select both strokes.

in the transform panel enter /3 in the height field.

Brilliant idea! Very quick & easy to do, & it also works for a pair of vertical lines aligned to the left & right edges by entering /3 in the width field.

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