Copy from Map to Map - Revision history

ANK at 14:19, 9 November 2021

2021-11-09T14:19:29Z

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	In the other map, choose the '''Paste''' command to paste the object(s) in the clipboard to the current map. Alternatively, you can press ''Ctrl+V''.		In the other map, choose the '''Paste''' command to paste the object(s) in the clipboard to the current map. Alternatively, you can press ''Ctrl+V''.

	When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.		When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors or invisible. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.

	The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.		The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.
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	Select one or multiple symbols in the symbol box, which you like to copy. Right-click in the symbol box and choose '''Copy'''. In the other map, right-click again in the symbol box and choose '''Paste'''.		Select one or multiple symbols in the symbol box, which you like to copy. Right-click in the symbol box and choose '''Copy'''. In the other map, right-click again in the symbol box and choose '''Paste'''.

	If the color table of boths maps is different, the object may appears in wrong colors or ~~not at all~~. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.		If the color table of boths maps is different, the object may appears in wrong colors or invisible. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.

	==Copy Symbols with Colors==		==Copy Symbols with Colors==

ANK: /* Copy Objects from on Map to another Map */

2021-11-03T15:28:47Z

Copy Objects from on Map to another Map

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	=Copy Objects from on Map to another Map=		=Copy Objects from one Map to another Map=
	To copy an object from one map to another map, you can choose the '''Copy''' command in the '''[[Object]]''' menu or press ''Ctrl+C'' to copy the selected object(s) to the clipboard.		To copy an object from one map to another map, you can choose the '''Copy''' command in the '''[[Object]]''' menu or press ''Ctrl+C'' to copy the selected object(s) to the clipboard.

ANK at 15:28, 3 November 2021

2021-11-03T15:28:07Z

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	When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.		When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.

			The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.

	[[File:CopyObjects.gif]]		[[File:CopyObjects.gif]]

	The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.

	=Copy Symbols from one Map to another Map=		=Copy Symbols from one Map to another Map=

ANK: /* Create own Symbol Set */

2021-10-26T11:23:07Z

Create own Symbol Set

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	Note: When there is a new OCAD Update, it happens sometimes that symbols sets, that have been pre-installed, are updated or removed. Therefore it is important that you give your own symbol set a specific name, so it will remain untouched when there is an OCAD Update. However, be also aware that you keep your own symbol set up-to-date if there are new map specifications.		Note: When there is a new OCAD Update, it happens sometimes that symbols sets, that have been pre-installed, are updated or removed. Therefore it is important that you give your own symbol set a specific name, so it will remain untouched when there is an OCAD Update. However, be also aware that you keep your own symbol set up-to-date if there are new map specifications.

			[[File:OCADSymbolSet.png]]<br>
			Example of the OCAD Symbol Set. A4/A3 frames, OCAD Logo, Corridor Symbol, Symbol for Parking, different Text Symbols.

ANK: /* Copy Symbols from one Map to another Map */

2021-10-26T11:16:50Z

Copy Symbols from one Map to another Map

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	#Select one or multiple symbols in the symbol box, which you like to copy.		#Select one or multiple symbols in the symbol box, which you like to copy.
	#~~Right~~-click in the symbol box and choose '''Select > Invert'''.		#Delete all other symbols in the symbol box. (E.g., right-click in the symbol box and choose '''Select > Invert''', Then right-click again in the symbol box and choose '''Delete'''.)
	~~#Right~~-click again in the symbol box and choose '''Delete'''.		#Delete all objects in the map. (E.g. by choosing '''Select All''' in the '''Select''' menu and press ''Delete''.)
	#Delete all objects in the map~~, e~~.g. by choosing '''Select All''' in the '''Select''' menu and press ''Delete''.
	#Go to menu '''Map > Colors''' and '''Delete unused''' colors.		#Go to menu '''Map > Colors''' and '''Delete unused''' colors.
	#Go to menu '''Map > Optimize/Repair'''		#Go to menu '''Map > Optimize/Repair'''
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	#In the other map, go to menu '''File > Import''' and choose the file you have just saved before. '''Import all symbols and colors''' and '''Import the colors at the top of the color table'''.		#In the other map, go to menu '''File > Import''' and choose the file you have just saved before. '''Import all symbols and colors''' and '''Import the colors at the top of the color table'''.
	#Finally, you may need to shift colors up and down the color table so that objects are displayed in a correct way.		#Finally, you may need to shift colors up and down the color table so that objects are displayed in a correct way.

			[[File:CopySymbolsWithColors.gif]]

	=Create own Symbol Set=		=Create own Symbol Set=

ANK: /* Copy Objects from on Map to another Map */

2021-10-26T11:11:44Z

Copy Objects from on Map to another Map

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	When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.		When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.

			[[File:CopyObjects.gif]]

	The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.		The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.

ANK: /* Copy Objects from on Map to another Map */

2021-10-26T09:07:08Z

Copy Objects from on Map to another Map

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	In the other map, choose the '''Paste''' command to paste the object(s) in the clipboard to the current map. Alternatively, you can press ''Ctrl+V''.		In the other map, choose the '''Paste''' command to paste the object(s) in the clipboard to the current map. Alternatively, you can press ''Ctrl+V''.

	When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist ~~or the scale is different~~ in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.		When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.

	The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.		The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.

ANK: /* Copy Objects from on Map to another Map */

2021-10-26T08:54:03Z

Copy Objects from on Map to another Map

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	In the other map, choose the '''Paste''' command to paste the object(s) in the clipboard to the current map. Alternatively, you can press ''Ctrl+V''.		In the other map, choose the '''Paste''' command to paste the object(s) in the clipboard to the current map. Alternatively, you can press ''Ctrl+V''.

	When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist in the current map, the symbol will be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.		When pasting an object from a different map, and the corresponding symbol does not exist or the scale is different in the current map, the symbol will also be added. However, if the color table is different, the object may appears in wrong colors. You will have to adjust the '''[[Colors\|colors]]''' of the newly added symbol.

	The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.		The copied objects are initially placed in the center of the screen. If boths maps are georeferenced and cover the same geographical area, you can also '''[[Well_Known_Text_(WKT)\|copy objects in WKT format]]'''.

ANK: /* Create own Symbol Set */

2021-10-26T08:27:14Z

Create own Symbol Set

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	This is helpful, if e.g. you work with specific symbols or your club uses a '''[[O-training_with_OCAD#Pimp_your_Symbol_Set\|common layout for trainings]]''' and maps.		This is helpful, if e.g. you work with specific symbols or your club uses a '''[[O-training_with_OCAD#Pimp_your_Symbol_Set\|common layout for trainings]]''' and maps.

	Note: When there is a new OCAD Update, it happens sometimes that symbols sets, that have been pre-installed, are updated or removed. Therefore it is important that you give your own symbol set a specific name, so it will remain untouched when there is an OCAD Update.		Note: When there is a new OCAD Update, it happens sometimes that symbols sets, that have been pre-installed, are updated or removed. Therefore it is important that you give your own symbol set a specific name, so it will remain untouched when there is an OCAD Update. However, be also aware that you keep your own symbol set up-to-date if there are new map specifications.

ANK: /* Create own Symbol Set */

2021-10-26T08:19:44Z

Create own Symbol Set

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	This is helpful, if e.g. you work with specific symbols or your club uses a '''[[O-training_with_OCAD#Pimp_your_Symbol_Set\|common layout for trainings]]''' and maps.		This is helpful, if e.g. you work with specific symbols or your club uses a '''[[O-training_with_OCAD#Pimp_your_Symbol_Set\|common layout for trainings]]''' and maps.

			Note: When there is a new OCAD Update, it happens sometimes that symbols sets, that have been pre-installed, are updated or removed. Therefore it is important that you give your own symbol set a specific name, so it will remain untouched when there is an OCAD Update.