Create your outer region and set it as the target (ctrl T)
Create your inner region and select it so that it's highlighted
Then use Objects -> erase
This will cut a hole in your outer polygon but will still leave the
original inner polygon. Just select this and delete it, if you don't
need it.
HTH
Greg Driver
System Administrator
Applications Support
ICT
Surrey Police
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