Basic functions

Zoom and pan functions

Zoom and pan functions buttons are on Tools panel (chapter 2.4.1,fig.1-3) in Viewing group.

Pan Pan Pan button turns on pan mode and lets you move the map area by clicking and holding the mouse button down, dragging the map view to a new area and releasing the mouse button. The map will be redrawn in the new area without affecting the zoom factor.
Zoom in Zoom in This tool allows you to see greater detail. Zoom in button turns on zooming mode, after that you can use "Zoom In" window: hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse to define the area you wish to view and then release the button. This will display a light green "Zoom In" window. A new map will automatically be displayed.
Zoom previouse Zoom previouse This tool allows you to see less detail but more area. Just click on Zoom previouse button and this will zoom out the map by a fixed ratio.
Zoom to layer Zoom to layer Allows to view map according to active layer original extent.
Zoom to selection Zoom to selection Allows to zoom map to the extent of the selected area.
Unzoom Unzoom Allows to view map in it's original extent.

Selection functions

Selection functions buttons you can find on Tools panel (chapter 2.4.1,fig.1-3) in Viewing group.
This functions are represented by:

Select Select This tool allows you to select objects on the map. Select button turn on selecting mode, after that uoy can use single click to select single object or hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse to define the area you wish to select.
To select several objects use singl click holging Ctrl key.
Select all Select all This tool allows to make al objects on the active layer selected.
Unselect Unselect Removes selection from objects on the map.
Highlight selection Highlight selection Highlights selected objects on the map.
Clear map Clear map Removes highlight from objects on the map.

Viewing attributes functions

Viewing attributes functions are represented by Viewing buttons on Tools panel (chapter 2.4.1,fig.1-3) in Viewing group ad by Attributes tab from Activity tabs (chapter 2.4.1,fig.1-6).
Viewing buttons

View Attributes View Attributes This tool allows to view object's attributes. View Attributes button turn on viewing mode, after that you can use single click to view single object's attributes or hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse to define the area to view attributes for objects in this area. Attributes are shown in Attributes view area on Attributes tab for the layer, that is selected in Selected layer drop down list(fig.1-2).
View sel attributes View sel attributes This tool allows to view attributes for selected objects of the layer, that is selected in Selected layer drop down list(fig.1-2) on Attribute tab. Attributes are shown in Attributes view area on Attributes tab.
Attributes tab

Attributes tab
Fig.1
1 - Selected layer. Drop down list with visible layers to select a layer for attributes viewing.
2 - Attributes view area. Attributea are shown by means of attribute or raster values table.
3 - Statistics. This button calls basic statistic report for attribute column for vector layer (fig.2-a) and whole table for raster layer (fig.2-b).
4 - Atttributes. This button calls Attribute report.
Attributes statistics
Fig.2

Searching functions

Searching functions are represented by features of Attributes tab from Activity tabs (chapter 2.4.1,fig.1-6). It is posible to find objects on the active layer satisfying the specified condition.
Searching tab

Searching tab
Fig.3
1 - Condition string. You can construct a condition for searching manually or by means of Operation buttons.
2 - Attributes list. List with layer attributes. Double click on list item adds selected attribute to condition string.
3 - Operation buttons. This buttons group is used for adding operations to condition string.
4 - Search button. This button peforms serching in accordance with condition string. Found objects are allocated on the map as selected objects.
5 - Search in selected. This button peforms new serching in accordance with condition string in selected objects.

Report functions

Report functions are represented by Attributes report and Map report.
Map report

This report allows you to create html document (fig.4) with a graphic depiction of user-created map with legend. To get this report use Map report button that you can find on Tools panel (chapter 2.4.1,fig.1-3) in Viewing group.

Map report Map report This tool allows to view pam images in hight quality in Map report.

Map report
Fig.4
Map name. Consists of project name and current image quality.
A - Map image. To save this image right click on the image and select "Select picture as" from context menu.
B - Legend image. To save this image right click on the image and select "Select picture as" from context menu.
C - Map report menu. Provides facilities to get images of different quality and dimension (fig.5).


Map report menu

Map report
Fig.5
1 - Image fitting.This drop down list determined fitting type for new image. The defaul value is "no fitting" and you get map in original size.
2 - Fitting size. Determines the value in cm to fit image.
3 - Image quality. Determines image quality in dpi.
Apply button. Generate new Map report with new settings for image.
Close button. This button close report page.
Attribute report

This report allows you to create html document (fig.6) with attributes report for selected layer with filtering abilities.

Attribute report
Fig.6
A - Attributes area. In this area layer attributes are reoresented by means of table with values. Pagination provides an ability to view parts of data. For raster layer there are two paginators: horizontal and vertical.
B - Save data link. Allows to save current data part to *.csv file.
C - Condition filters. Allows to view data according to the specified filter condition for nonstring attributes. For raster layers is not available.