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One way to select features is by simply by clicking the left mouse button near the feature, or in the case of<br />

area features, within the feature. Using this method, the closest point or line feature will be selected, or if no<br />

point or line features are nearby and you clicked within an area feature, the area feature will be selected.<br />

To select multiple features at a time, you can drag a selection box by holding down the left mouse button to<br />

draw a box. Any features entirely within the box drawn or features which are cut by the box will be selected.<br />

If you hold down the 'I' key while dragging the box, only features and vertices that are completely within the<br />

box will be selected. This is useful for things like selecting a point feature that is on top of a line/area border.<br />

You can add to an existing selection by holding down the CTRL key while performing a selection with any of<br />

the above described methods. You can deselect features by holding down the SHIFT key while performing a<br />

selection. You can toggle the selection state of features by holding down both the SHIFT and CTRL keys<br />

while performing a selection. As a final option, holding the 'P' key when clicking to select the feature may be<br />

used to select the topmost area feature at a location. This is useful for selecting area features that may be<br />

overlaid by a line or point feature. It's functionally equivalent to using the Vector Display tab of the<br />

Configuration dialog to enable only the "Select From Areas" option - a temporary selection filter.<br />

If you are planning on moving lots of features, you can speed up the process by holding down the ALT key<br />

when selected features and/or vertices. Doing this will cause you to automatically put into move mode when<br />

selecting new features and/or vertices.<br />

You can also select area, line, and point features within selected area features by first selecting one or more<br />

area features using the previously described methods, then right clicking and selecting the appropriate option<br />

under the Advanced Selection Options submenu. This makes it easy to find and edit all of the point, line,<br />

and/or area features within some other area feature(s).<br />

When working with island and parent areas, there are also some options available under the Advanced<br />

Selection Options submenu that make it easy to select all of the island areas associated with selected parent<br />

areas and to also deselect the parent area for a selected island area.<br />

Selecting Vertices<br />

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

If the Show Area and Line Vertices option is enabled (Shift+V is a keyboard shortcut to toggle this setting),<br />

you can also select individual vertices on area and line features. You must select vertices before options<br />

allowing you to work with individual vertices in area and line features appear in the right-click options menu.<br />

Selected vertices will be shown on the display with a circle around them.<br />

To select vertices, simple left click near a vertex to select the closest one if any are nearby, or drag a box to<br />

select all vertices within the box. The same behavior modifications occur as described above if the CTRL<br />

and/or SHIFT keys are pressed when selecting. If you hold down the 'S' key when left clicking, only vertices<br />

from already selected lines or areas will be considered.<br />

Pictured below is a screen capture showing a line feature and several of its vertices selected, with a right-click<br />

popup menu opened to show the available options.<br />

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