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Chapter 4 Options 4.2 Changing Project Options Using Options Dialogs To set or change options for the current project, choose Options>Project, or press the Project Options tool button. An options dialog appears with eight tabbed dialog categories: Adjustment, General, Instrument, Listing File, Other Files, Special, GPS and Modeling. The last two dialogs, GPS and Modeling, are are used only with the “Professional” edition and are described in the separate “PRO” manual supplement attached. To review any option category, click the tab to open that specific options dialog. Make necessary changes on one or more of the tabbed dialogs, and press OK to save your changes. Or press Cancel to ignore all changes you have made. As discussed on the previous page, when you save options, these settings will be stored in a “PROJECT.PRJ” file having your project name. For example, if your project name is SouthPark, the options are stored in a file named SouthPark.prj. Specific details on settings for each of the option dialogs are described in detail on the following pages. 4.3 Changing Project Options Using Inline Options The options set in the project option dialogs described above assume the settings relate to an entire project. However there are some settings related to observation data that may not remain the same throughout an entire data file. Changes to option settings within the data file are controlled by “Inline Options.” For example, the setting for “refraction constant” in the options dialog has a single value. But if you want to change this value one or more times for groups of observations in a data file, insert a line like the one below to change the refraction constant for observations following it: .REF 0.085 These “inline” options give you much flexibility – you are not tied down just to option settings in the option dialogs. “Inlines” allow you to change units anywhere in your data, change between 2D and 3D formatted data, change weighting of observations using instrument library scheme names, and much more. Some of these inline options are mentioned in the descriptions of the project option dialog settings on the following pages. Since these inline options are entered right in your data files, their full descriptions along with examples are discussed in Chapter 5, “Preparing Data,” in a section named “Using Inline Options.” 14
4.4 Setting Project Options Chapter 4 Options To set options for your project, choose Options>Project, or press the Project Options tool button. Use the tabbed dialog to change settings in the several categories and press OK to save. The following pages describe all option settings in detail. Adjustment Options In the Adjustment Options dialog, you select the basic settings which describe your adjustment – whether it is a 2D or 3D adjustment, the units to be used, whether it is a local or grid job, plus a few other basic settings. Note that only relevant fields are active. For example, the dialog above is set for a 2D job, therefore the Default Project Elevation field is active. If it were a 3D job, that field would be grayed out (inactive) since elevation information would be included in your data. Settings in this dialog also cause sections in other tabbed options dialogs to be active or inactive. Option Group: Adjustment Type Select whether your adjustment is 2D or 3D. Results from a 2D adjustment contain only northings and eastings. Results from a 3D adjustment also includes elevations. 15
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