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The Crop to Manually Specified Boundary in Native Layer Projection/Units option allows you to specify a<br />

crop boundary in the native units of the selected overlay. When selected, this option will display the<br />

Customize Collar Bounds dialog (pictured above) to allow specifying the bounds to crop to.<br />

The Crop a Specified Number of Pixels Around the Edges of the Layer option allows you to specify a number<br />

of pixels to crop of each edge of the selected overlay(s).<br />

The Snap to Manually Specified Degree Boundary option allows you to specify that the collar for the selected<br />

overlay will be on some degree boundary, like an even degree, of 0.5 degrees, etc. This way you can setup<br />

cropping for a collection of maps that are all similarly aligned.<br />

The Crop to Previously Selected Polygon(s) option specifies that you want to crop to the crop polygon(s)<br />

(area) previously applied to the selected layer(s) using the Crop to Currently Selected Polygon option.<br />

The Crop to Currently Selected Polygon(s) option specifies that you want to crop the selected layer(s) to any<br />

area feature(s) currently selected with either the Feature Info or Digitizer Tools.<br />

Band Setup Tab<br />

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

The Band Setup tab (pictured below) is available for some types of imagery with 3 or more bands of data.<br />

This tab allows you to control which bands of data are used for the red, green, and blue color bands. This is a<br />

very useful tool when trying to extract different types of information out of multi-spectral imagery.<br />

There is also an option for advanced users to allow disabling of the alpha (translucency) channel for an image.<br />

This is useful if you have an image with bad alpha values (like all set to completely transparent) and you just<br />

want to see the colors without applying the alpha values.<br />

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