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The method of lines, a semianalytical procedure, has become one of the standard tools for solving practical, complex electromagnetic field problems. The method of lines is used in solving axisymmetrical problems involving Laplace's equation. One numerical example is used to verify the procedure. The results obtained compare well with an analytical solution.