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

Configuration dialog. See Editing Feature Attributes and Drawing Styles for more details.<br />

Once you have completed have completed creating the line, the Digitizer Tool will remain in the line creation<br />

mode, so you can simply start left-clicking to draw another line, or right-click to choose a different mode.<br />

You can also create new line features from selected area features by selecting one or more areas, then<br />

right-clicking and selecting the Advanced Feature Creation Options->Create New Line Feature(s) from<br />

Selected Area Feature(s) menu command. This will create a single closed line feature from each selected area<br />

feature.<br />

Creating New Line Features with Distance/Bearing/COGO Input<br />

After selecting the Create New Line with Dist/Bearing/COGO popup menu option, you can proceed to select<br />

the starting location of the new line feature by left clicking at the desired start location. Note that while<br />

selecting the start point for the line you can use the Snapping feature to help align the line with existing<br />

features.<br />

After selecting the starting location, the Distance/Bearing/COGO Input dialog (pictured below) will display,<br />

allowing you to enter distance/bearing information for additional points either as separate distance/bearing<br />

values, as a COGO (Coordinate Geometry) coordinates (see below for explanation), or as a<br />

quadrant/bearing/distance value. Once you have entered all of your points, press Done to complete the process<br />

and create the new line feature.<br />

You can also check the option to Close Path Using Compass Rule when Completing Feature. If this option is<br />

checked, all of the points will be adjusted using the compass rule to ensure that the shape is closed. The<br />

compass rule evenly distributes the shift required to close the shape to all vertices and is commonly used by<br />

surveyors.<br />

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