Changing the number of classes will update the range intervals. Shown below is the same Contour example, but this time with eight classes being created instead of four. Note: currently both the and the legend will not display the colours and attributes of the Legend Print Menu edited selected symbology. (the selected feature symbology does appear in the map) Print Menu Quick Search To quickly find a specific map feature, use the function. For example, to zoom to Bendigo, just Quick Search type Bendigo in the data entry box. As you type this name, map features that have been linked to Quick Search what is typed will automatically appear in a paged listing. When the whole word is entered, the page listing will display those map features that have the word 'Bendigo' associated with them. Map features that best match the typed name appear first in the page listing. The function also accepts wild card characters. Use an asterisk (*) to replace zero or more Quick Search characters in a search word. Use a question mark (?) to replace exactly one character in a search word While you type into the data entry box, GeoVic 3 first tries to find an exact match. If an exact Quick Search match is found, them that record is displayed to you. If no exact match is found, then possible matches are displayed for you to choose from. Because GeoVic 3 has access to more than 800 layers, only a small selection of layers have been made available for the utility. Quick Search The layers that uses are shown in the section. (see the Table of Quick Search Layers (Key and Quick Search) Contents) 2. Main Tools and Buttons Zoom In The tool allows you to interactively zoom to a specific location. This is done by first clicking and Zoom In making the tool active. Zoom In The function can then be used in either of two ways. Zoom In 1. Use the mouse and click anywhere on the map. This will decrease your map scale by half. Or 2. Click and hold the mouse down on the You will see a box being created which Main Map Display. represents the desired zoom location. When you have defined the area of interest, release the mouse button and the will zoom to the area defined. See below. Main Map Display
Changing the number of classes will update the range intervals. Shown below is the same Contour example, but this time with eight classes being created instead of four. Note: currently both the Legend and the Print Menu legend will not display the colours and attributes of the edited selected symbology. (the selected feature symbology does appear in the Print Menu map) Quick Search To quickly find a specific map feature, use the Quick Search function. For example, to zoom to Bendigo, just type Bendigo in the Quick Search data entry box. As you type this name, map features that have been linked to what is typed will automatically appear in a paged listing. When the whole word is entered, the page listing will display those map features that have the word 'Bendigo' associated with them. Map features that best match the typed name appear first in the page listing. The Quick Search function also accepts wild card characters. Use an asterisk (*) to replace zero or more characters in a search word. Use a question mark (?) to replace exactly one character in a search word While you type into the Quick Search data entry box, GeoVic 3 first tries to find an exact match. If an exact match is found, them that record is displayed to you. If no exact match is found, then possible matches are displayed for you to choose from. Because GeoVic 3 has access to more than 800 layers, only a small selection of layers have been made available for the Quick Search utility. The layers that Quick Search uses are shown in the Layers (Key and Quick Search) section. (see the Table of Contents) 2. Main Tools and Buttons Zoom In The Zoom In tool allows you to interactively zoom to a specific location. This is done by first clicking and making the Zoom In tool active. The Zoom In function can then be used in either of two ways. 1. Use the mouse and click anywhere on the map. This will decrease your map scale by half. Or 2. Click and hold the mouse down on the Main Map Display. You will see a box being created which represents the desired zoom location. When you have defined the area of interest, release the mouse button and the Main Map Display will zoom to the area defined. See below.
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