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<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Mapper</strong> User's Manual<br />

The Options panel allows the user to specify what character to user to separate the x, y, and z coordinates of<br />

each vertex. In addition, the user can specify that they wish to separate each vector feature with a blank line or<br />

some other custom separator text. The Coordinate Order section allows the user to control the order in which<br />

the X (easting/longitude) and Y (northing/latitude) coordinates are exported. The export of elevation data is<br />

controlled with the Export Elevations option. The Include Feature Attributes Before Coordinate Data and<br />

Include Drawing Style Attributes Before Coordinate Data options respectively control whether or not feature<br />

attributes or feature drawing style information is saved to the file on the lines preceding the coordinate data<br />

for a feature.<br />

If elevations are being exported, <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Mapper</strong> first looks for an elevation associated with the vertex being<br />

exported. If no elevation is associated with the vertex, <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Mapper</strong> then checks all loaded elevation grid<br />

data in reverse order of display to see if any of them have an elevation at the vertex location. If so, that<br />

elevation is used.<br />

ADVANCED USERS - In <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Mapper</strong> v11.02 and later you can customize the number of decimal digits<br />

written out for the X and Y coordinates for a Simple ASCII Text export by creating a DWORD registry key<br />

'HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Mapper</strong>\ASCIIExportCoordPrecision'. For example, set this<br />

value to 6 to get 6 decimal digits for each X, Y, and Z coordinate.<br />

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