(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
the soil type map layer and click Legend. In the Legend Info window select Outlined.
How do I view my flags on a map?
Highlight an active point layer in the Layers chooser, and then click Filters. In Filter type,
select Flags; select the flag to view. Click Apply.
I can’t see my fields on the farm map although I know I unloaded them last year -
and they were there then.
The current processing season is incorrect. If you unloaded data last fall, the year (as set
on the Dates Preferences tab) would have been set to 2001. This year, you changed the
date to 2002 to get ready to unload data for the current year. The farm map from last year
will not show up because the date of the data is 2001. Only the data that was unloaded in
the year that the current processing season is set to, will be visible on the farm map. To
see it, you need to change your current processing year to last year’s date.
What is the filter color used for?
The filter color is used to designate the points which represent the filter chosen while
viewing a field point map.
How do I view a yield map?
From the Startup screen, select View>Field Map. Select the correct farm from Current
Farm; select the field from Current Field. Click Layers and select View for the yield point
layer. If it is not there, choose to Add it.
I want to calibrate my field through the program, but it is grayed out. Why?
You must select Edit for the Yield or Moisture Point layer in the Layers chooser.
How do I view a moisture map?
From the Startup screen, select View>Field map. Select the correct farm from Current
Farm; select the field from Current Field. Click Layers and select View for the moisture
point layer. If it is not there, choose to Add it.
How can I change the scale of my printed map?
Unless you have outliers that you need to delete (which will enlarge the map), you cannot
change the scale of a printed map. However, you can enlarge the map on the screen and
use your keyboard (Alt + PrtScn) to “capture” the image. Open Word then paste (Ctr + V)
the image in a new document. You can then print the Word document with the larger map.
Maps printed this way will not have a legend unless an opened legend was captured when
you initially copied the map.
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