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5 CHANGE DISPLAY CHARACTERISTICS Selecting the [Tools/Configuration] menu item or toolbar button displays the Configuration dialog. This dialog provides for general setup of Global Mapper display options. The Configuration dialog provides the following panels allowing the modification of display options: • General - Scale, Units, and Position Display Setup • Vector Display - Vector Display Setup • Area Styles - Area Type Color/Fill/Border Settings • Line Styles - Line Type Color/Width/Style Settings • Point Styles - Point Type Symbol Settings / Custom Symbols • Vertical - Elevation Display Setup • Shader - Shader-Specific Setup • Projection - Select Display Projection/Datum General Options Global Mapper User's Manual The General panel (pictured below) controls options for the display of vector data (areas, lines, and points) as well as position format on the status bar. Table of Contents 122
Global Mapper User's Manual The Grid Display options allow for the control of whether or not grid lines are displayed, and if so, what projection they will be in. The No Grid option is the default and causes no grid lines to be displayed or exported. The Lat/Lon Grid options causes a grid to be displayed along even latitude and longitude lines. The Global Projection Grid option causes a grid to be displayed in the currently selected global (i.e. display) projection, which can be modified on the Projection tab. The Grid Spacing section allows you to specify whether to allow Global Mapper to automatically determine a good grid spacing to use or to specify a custom grid spacing. If the Show All Grid Lines Regardless of Zoom Scale option is checked, all grid lines will always be shown rather than the default behavior of only major grid lines being displayed when zoomed way out and the more minor grid lines only showing up as you zoom in. If the Extend Grid Lines Beyond Loaded Data Bounds option is checked, the generated grid lines will extend a little bit beyond the bounds of the loaded data. Otherwise, the grid lines will stop at the edge of the smallest bounding box encompassing all loaded data files. If grid lines are being displayed, the grid lines can also be exported to any of the supported vector export formats. The color and style of the grid lines can be modified on the Line Styles tab by modifying the styles for the "Grid Line", "Grid Line - Minor", and "Grid Line - Major" line types. You can also selectively turn off the display of any or all of the grid line types using the Filter options described above. The Distance Scale Display options allow for the control of whether or not a distance scale is displayed on the main map when data is loaded. The Distance Measure Units selection below it then controls the units that are displayed on the scale bar. The Elevation Legend Display Units options allow for the control of whether or not an elevation legend is displayed on the main map when elevation grid data is loaded and what units the elevation legend will be in if it is displayed. The No Legend option causes no elevation legend to be displayed. The Metric (meters) option causes an elevation legend to be displayed with various elevation values labeled in meters. The Statute (feet) option causes an elevation legend to be displayed with various elevation values labeled in feet. If the elevation legend is displayed in the main map view, you can right click on it to control various options and also save it to a BMP file. The Position Display Format setting controls the format of the cursor latitude/longitude position display in the status bar. The Area Measure Units setting controls what units that area measurements will be displayed in the Measure Tool and when creating new features with the Digitizer Tool. The Distance Measure Units setting controls what units that distance measurements will be displayed in the Measure Tool and when creating new features with the Digitizer Tool as well on on the Distance Scale bar. The Miscellaneous Advanced Options section contains options for advanced users. The following options are available: • Prefer World File (TFW) Coordinate for GeoTIFF Files - if checked, this option specifies that for GeoTIFF files that also have accompanying TFW files, the coordinates from the TFW file will be used rather than the coordinates embedded in the GeoTIFF file. • Maintain Export Bounds Instead of Sample Spacing - if checked, this option specifies that when exporting a raster/elevation format and the bounding box for the export is not an exact multiple of the Table of Contents 123
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