To delete a callout symbol, you first need to select the element using the button. When a symbol is Modify selected, the button will become activated. Pressing this button will then delete the selected symbol Delete from the Main Map Display. Markup / Redline Tools - Delete All By pressing the button, all redline symbology is removed from the Delete All Main Map Display. Markup / Redline Tools - Export features as shapefile Redline elements on the can be exported but the results are not what you might be Main Map Display – expected. In the example below, the following redline symbology is exported as shapefiles using the Export button. When the button is pressed, a popup display shown below will appear, asking for projection type. Export Currently, the shapefile projection parameters are not being exported correctly (this is a known bug), so leave the projection type as the default value Geographic GDA 94. – Hit the button. A zip file will be created, containing from one to three shape files. The shape files are Export simply named or “Point”, “LineString” “Polygon”. Shown below is the result of exporting the above redline symbology (using a GIS application named Arcmap). The redline point, point with coordinates and markers are simply captured as points. The redline polyline symbol is captured as a polyline shapefile, while the redline polygon and rectangle elements are captured as polygons. The redline callout symbol is only captured as a point the point being the start (anchor) position of – the callout. Note that no text, colour, line style, line thickness or fill colour is captured. No attributes exist in the shapefile’s attribute tables Markup / Redline Tools - Save and Load Functions NOTE: These functions are only available for Registered users. (i.e., you need to login) You can save redline elements in a web browser session. Simply click the button to capture the current Save redline elements. A popup window will appear, asking you to enter a name to the selected set of elements. Add a name into the textbox and hit The elements will be saved under the name you typed in. ( and are saved OK. under your registered identity on the GeoVic server)
To delete a callout symbol, you first need to select the element using the Modify button. When a symbol is selected, the Delete button will become activated. Pressing this button will then delete the selected symbol from the Main Map Display. Markup / Redline Tools - Delete All By pressing the Delete All button, all redline symbology is removed from the Main Map Display. Markup / Redline Tools - Export features as shapefile Redline elements on the Main Map Display can be exported – but the results are not what you might be expected. In the example below, the following redline symbology is exported as shapefiles using the Export button. When the Export button is pressed, a popup display shown below will appear, asking for projection type. Currently, the shapefile projection parameters are not being exported correctly (this is a known bug), so leave the projection type as the default value – Geographic GDA 94. Hit the Export button. A zip file will be created, containing from one to three shape files. The shape files are simply named “Point”, “LineString” or “Polygon”. Shown below is the result of exporting the above redline symbology (using a GIS application named Arcmap). The redline point, point with coordinates and markers are simply captured as points. The redline polyline symbol is captured as a polyline shapefile, while the redline polygon and rectangle elements are captured as polygons. The redline callout symbol is only captured as a point – the point being the start (anchor) position of the callout. Note that no text, colour, line style, line thickness or fill colour is captured. No attributes exist in the shapefile’s attribute tables Markup / Redline Tools - Save and Load Functions NOTE: These functions are only available for Registered users. (i.e., you need to login) You can save redline elements in a web browser session. Simply click the Save button to capture the current redline elements. A popup window will appear, asking you to enter a name to the selected set of elements. Add a name into the textbox and hit OK. The elements will be saved under the name you typed in. ( and are saved under your registered identity on the GeoVic server)
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