How to edit point data, How to straighten a pass on a point dataset, How to edit a legend – Ag Leader SMS Basic and Advanced Manual User Manual

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Sub-Layers - Visibility for Marks, Notes and attributes to be displayed for each, tooltips to be
displayed, results to be displayed for queries, and labels to display and their placement.

Attribute/Property - Legend and map display type settings, drawing and display options for
datasets, and grid, contour, clipping settings (Only for attributes).

5.

Once you have made the desired option settings, you can save your settings to apply to other datasets or
only when the current dataset is mapped. The following save options are available:

Layer Settings - Save all Layer and Attribute/Property settings for the current dataset only or for all
datasets of the same operation type, such as Grain Harvest.

Sub-Layer Settings - Save the Sub-Layer settings for the current dataset only or for all datasets of
the same operation type.

Spatial Attribute/Property Settings - Either save the Attribute/Property settings only for current
dataset, all datasets of the same operation type, or save both the Layer and Attribute Settings at
the same time.

Example: If you had a field that you were doing variety comparisons in and you wanted to add a tooltip that
displayed a property you had created for Variety, but you only wanted it to display when you were mapping this
particular field. To do this you would add the Variety property to the list of tooltip attributes/properties to be
displayed, click the Save Layer Settings button on the Layer tab, and select Data Selection Default. Now the added
tooltip property will only display when you map the current dataset. If you wanted all the other datasets of the same
operation, Grain Harvest, to get the same tooltip when mapped then you should select Data Type Default as your
save option.

12. Once you have made your all your desired options settings and saves, click the OK or Apply button to

regenerate the current layer in the map with your settings.

How to edit point data.

Follow these steps to edit point data in the system:

1.

Select an item from the Management Tree and create a map or add to an existing map. Only a Point
(Spatial) type can be edited, so make sure the data display is set to one of these types.

2.

From the Map menu, click Edit Layer… or click on the Edit Layer icon on the Map Toolbar. Note: Only point
data for the current layer can be edited.

3.

The Point Data Edit window will now appear. Use the selection tools in the toolbar to select the points to edit.

4.

You now have the option to either Move the point(s), delete the point(s), or straighten the selected points.

5.

To Move selected points click on the Move Item icon. You can then drag the point(s) to the new desired
location.

6.

To delete selected points click on the Delete Item icon. The points will be removed from the display. Note: If
a whole load is selected to be deleted in your selection area, all the points in the load will not be deleted.
This is because of load references in the map. To delete a whole load select the load in the Management
Tree, click the right mouse button, and select Delete Branch.

7.

Click on the Save button to save the modified dataset to the database.

How to straighten a pass on a point dataset.

Follow these steps to manually straighten GPS point data in a pass:

1.

Select and map a dataset(s) that you would like to straighten GPS points for.

2.

Go to the Edit menu and select Layer or click on the Edit Layer icon on the map toolbar.

3.

The Point Map Editor will now appear.

4.

Now select the points or pass that you would like to straighten using the selection tools.

5.

Once you have made your selection(s), got to the Edit menu on the editor and select Straighten Pass or click
on the Straighten Pass icon on the editor toolbar.

6.

Now draw a line or line segments that represent the new path that the points that are selected should be
placed in. Once you have drawn the new path, click the right mouse button to display the straightened data
points.

7.

The Straighten Pass tool can continue to be used as along as the points are selected so that you can get the
points straightened exactly as you desire.

8.

Once you have made the desired changes click the SAVE button to save the new point position.

How to edit a legend.

Follow these steps to edit a legend in the system:

1.

Select and map data from the Management Tree.

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