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JDOffice 1.2
Field Map Commands
The following is a brief explanation of the commands found on the field map. The
availability of each command is contingent upon the layer(s) selected in the
Layers chooser.
The Print button is used to print a single layer of the field map, or a composite
multi-layer map. Refer to “Printing Field Maps” on page 241.
The Export Layer button is used to copy JDOffice data into a file that can be read
by a different computer program. Refer to “Export Field Data (Text or AEA
Shape)” on page 244. To export data as ESRI Shape files, refer to “Export Layer
Data as ESRI Shape Files” on page 247.
The Write Rx tool is used to write a prescription, based on your application plan,
of how you want to plant your field, or apply a product application. Refer to “Write
a Prescription” on page 218.
The Field Information button is used to display statistical information about the
field. Refer to “JDOffice Layers” on page 179.
The Legend button is used to display an explanatory list of the colors on the field
map. Legends are available for every layer except the boundary. Refer to
“Analyze Data with Legends” on page 187.
The Layer Notes button is used to add up-to-date information about specific field
layers within JDOffice. Refer to “Field Layer Notes” on page 230.
The Filters button gives you the capability to analyze your data by separating
variances from the field as a whole. Refer to “Using Filters to Analyze a Field” on
page 232.
The Layers button is used to open the field Layers chooser. This chooser is used
to control which layers you are viewing, printing or editing. Refer to “Using Layers
to Analyze a Field” on page 177.
The Go to Farm button displays the entire farm map.
Select the Startup Screen button at any time to return to the opening screen of
JDOffice.
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