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you try to open a locked workspace, it will automatically be opened in read-only mode, which will<br />

prevent you from overwriting the original workspace file when saving.<br />

• Center on Cursor when Zooming with Mouse Wheel - when this option is checked (or when<br />

holding down Ctrl) and you rotate the mouse wheel over the map, the map will zoom in and out and<br />

maintain the location under your cursor at the same location rather than just zooming in and out on the<br />

current screen center.<br />

• Swap Zoom Direction Using Mouse Wheel or Hot Keys - when this option is selected the direction<br />

of zoom when scrolling the mouse wheel or using the Page Up/Down keys will be reversed.<br />

• Export: Snap Export Bounds to Pixel Boundary if Possible - when this option is checked the<br />

bounding box for an export will be adjusted so that the top left corner of the bounding aligns with the<br />

top left corner of a pixel in the imagery being exported. This is useful to eliminate any visual<br />

sub-pixel shift due to mis-alignment of the export bounds and the pixels in the input imagery.<br />

• Export: Keep Pixel if any Part is Inside Crop Area - when this option is checked and you are<br />

cropping a raster/elevation export to a selected area feature, an exported pixel/cell will be kept if any<br />

corner of that cell is within the crop area rather than the default requirement of the center of the cell<br />

being in the crop area.<br />

• Disable Display of Pan Arrows on <strong>Map</strong> Edge - when this option is checked, the arrow cursor that<br />

displays near map edges when most tools are active to allow easy panning are disabled, thus allowing<br />

use of the active tool all the way to the edge of the map display.<br />

• Always Display Lat/Lon in Status Bar in WGS84 - when this option is checked the lat/lon location<br />

displayed on the right side of the status bar will always be in the WGS84 datum rather than whatever<br />

datum is selected on the Projection tab of the Configuration dialog.<br />

• Disable Automatic Interpolation of Resampled Exports - if checked, exported raster layers will<br />

only be interpolated if the anti-alias (interpolation) option for that layer is checked, rather than<br />

interpolation occurring for any reprojected or resampled export.<br />

• Disable Automatic Interpolation of Zoomed-Out Display - if checked, this option disables the<br />

automatic interpolation/anti-aliasing done when zoomed way out on raster/imagery layers. This can<br />

increase the drawing speed when zoomed out on data, at the expense of a worse display for most<br />

maps.<br />

• Auto-Fake Location of Unpositioned Rasters - if checked, this options causes the location of any<br />

un-positioned raster files to automatically be faked to allow display. This means rather than being<br />

prompted to rectify, fake the position, or cancel the load, the "fake position" option would just be<br />

chosen automatically.<br />

• Export Old Format PRJ Files - if checked, this option specifies that the old, mostly unsupported,<br />

ESRI PRJ format be used when PRJ files are saved rather than the default new WKT projection<br />

format that is used by default.<br />

• Include Datum Transformations in PRJ Files - if checked, this option will cause any generated<br />

WKT PRJ files that use a datum based on a 3-parameter Molodensky or 7-parameter Bursa Wolfe<br />

transformation to include that transformation as a TOWGS84 field in the PRJ file. Note that some<br />

products (i.e. ESRI ones) won't accept a PRJ file with the TOWGS84 field, which is why it isn't<br />

always included.<br />

• Create PRJ Files with .PRJ After Original File Extension - if checked, this option specified that<br />

any export that generates a PRJ file will append the .prj to the entire filename rather than replacing the<br />

file extension with .prj. So if you exported a file named test.ecw with a PRJ file, you would get<br />

test.ecw.prj for this export rather than test.prj.<br />

The Restore Default Settings button will restore all <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per settings from the Configuration dialog to<br />

their default values.<br />

Vector Display Options<br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per User's Manual<br />

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