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OVERLAY CONTROL CENTER<br />

This section describes the Overlay Control Center dialog (pictured below). This dialog serves as the central<br />

control center handling all currently loaded data sets (overlays).<br />

Currently Opened Overlays<br />

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

This is a list of the all currently opened overlays. You can select an overlay by clicking on its name. Multiple<br />

overlays can be selected using the shift and control keys while clicking on overlays in the list. If the overlay is<br />

currently hidden, it is indicated to the left of the overlay description. Double-clicking on a layer automatically<br />

brings up its Options dialog. If you hold down the 'M' key while double-clicking the Metadata dialog for the<br />

layer will be displayed instead.<br />

You can right click on the list of currently opened overlays to display a list of options available to perform on<br />

the selected overlays. Examples of available options include the following:<br />

• Create Elevation Grid from 3D Vector Data - This allows you to create an elevation grid from part or<br />

all of any vector features in the selected overlays that contain elevation data.<br />

• Modify Image Position - This allows you to reposition imagery and vector data that was not correctly<br />

positioned when loaded, including imagery that was manually rectified. See the option below if you<br />

just want to shift an entire layer by some distance.<br />

• Setup What Zoom Levels to Display Selected Layer(s) At - This option allows you to control what<br />

zoom levels/scales that the selected layer(s) will display at. You can choose to have layers only<br />

display below a certain zoom scale or between scales, or when the map is a certain percentage of the<br />

map display size or the map resolution reaches a certain level.<br />

• Shift Selected Layer(s) a Fixed Distance - This option provides a quick way to shift any layer some<br />

fixed distance in any direction. When selected a dialog is presented allowing you to specify the<br />

distance to shift the selected layers in the X and Y direction or some distance along a particular<br />

bearing.<br />

• Scale Layer Based on Actual Length of Selected Line - This option allows you to scale a selected<br />

layer based on a user-specified length of a selected line feature in that layer. This is useful if you<br />

know the actual length of a line feature in a vector layer and want to scale the layer so that the line<br />

length is correct without caring about where on the earth the layer is placed. The line that you know<br />

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