Markup / Redline Tools - Point with Coordinate This marker symbol is similar to the point symbol, but appends the coordinate position to the point as shown below: The default appearance of the point with coordinate marker is a solid yellow fill point with a black outline, with the coordinates displayed in latitude and longitude. To add a point with coordinate, first click the Point with button, then place the mouse onto the position where you want to add the Coordinate Main Map Display point. Click the mouse, and a point will be added to the Further points can be added by Main Map Display. clicking the mouse on the Main Map Display. Point with coordinates can also be displayed by referencing the Map Grid of Australia (MGA). By clicking the small arrow next to the button, a pull down list of coordinate options appear. In the Point with Coordinate example below a point coordinate using the map grid of Australia for zone 54 has been added. If you do not know what zone your current map display is in, click the button found in Coordinate Display main toolbar. In the window, under the heading Coordinate Display Grid of Australia GeoVic’s “Map the Zone for your current map display will be shown. (GDA94), Like the point symbol, the default appearance of the point with coordinate symbol can be changed. Use the button and select the symbol with the mouse. When the mouse cursor appears like this: , you can then Modify modify the point with coordinate symbol by clicking the , or buttons. Fill Line Text Caution: You can also move the point with coordinate symbol, but the coordinate text associated with the selected point will not be updated with the new location. It would be best if you delete the point, and point’s add a new point to the new location. Markup / Redline Tools - Polyline Use the button to add lines to the By default polylines are solid in style and black. Polyline Main Map Display. To change the polyline colour, style or thickness, click first the button. Then with the mouse click the Modify polyline A selected polyline will appear with orange dots along the polyline vertices. An example of a selected polyline is shown below.
Markup / Redline Tools - Point with Coordinate This marker symbol is similar to the point symbol, but appends the coordinate position to the point as shown below: The default appearance of the point with coordinate marker is a solid yellow fill point with a black outline, with the coordinates displayed in latitude and longitude. To add a point with coordinate, first click the Point with Coordinate button, then place the mouse onto the Main Map Display position where you want to add the point. Click the mouse, and a point will be added to the Main Map Display. Further points can be added by clicking the mouse on the Main Map Display. Point with coordinates can also be displayed by referencing the Map Grid of Australia (MGA). By clicking the small arrow next to the Point with Coordinate button, a pull down list of coordinate options appear. In the example below a point coordinate using the map grid of Australia for zone 54 has been added. If you do not know what zone your current map display is in, click the Coordinate Display button found in GeoVic’s main toolbar. In the Coordinate Display window, under the heading “Map Grid of Australia (GDA94), the Zone for your current map display will be shown. Like the point symbol, the default appearance of the point with coordinate symbol can be changed. Use the Modify button and select the symbol with the mouse. When the mouse cursor appears like this: , you can then modify the point with coordinate symbol by clicking the Fill , Line or Text buttons. Caution: You can also move the point with coordinate symbol, but the coordinate text associated with the selected point will not be updated with the point’s new location. It would be best if you delete the point, and add a new point to the new location. Markup / Redline Tools - Polyline Use the Polyline button to add lines to the Main Map Display. By default polylines are solid in style and black. To change the polyline colour, style or thickness, click first the Modify button. Then with the mouse click the polyline A selected polyline will appear with orange dots along the polyline vertices. An example of a selected polyline is shown below.