Modifying Objects; Delete Objects - Simrad Maris ECDIS900 Operator's Manual

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Modifying objects

The information contained in the file is be presented in the application used to create the file.
For example a pdf file will require Acrobate Reader to be installed on the hard disk to be able
to display the information.
The file can be displayed in two different ways:
Manual by Right clicking on the object and selecting the item menu Display linked
document (name of the document).
Automatically if the attribute "Show on alarm" is set on and the object triggers a user
alarm.
Each OE object loaded in the memory can be selected , deleted and moved to other position.
A new point can be added to a line or to an area.
A point of a line or surface can be deleted or moved.
A line can be closed and transformed in an area or cut in two pieces.
Two lines can be connected.
IMPORTANT
All modifications applied on objects as described below can be cancelled with the item Undo
from the menu Edit. See paragraph Edit Menu.
S
ELECTING OBJECTS
A selection is a group of selected OE objects.
Select one object: click on time on the object or on one of its edge.
Select two or more objects (Selection containing several objects): click on each object
maintaining the keyboard key Ctrl down.
Activate the menu Select All OE objects from the menu Edit: all loaded objects are added to
the selection.
Use the tool "Select OE objects" to select OE objects.
IMPORTANT:
selection and locked layer
When an object belongs to a locked layer that object is not selectable. For more
information about layer see paragraph Layers.
Select an object and push the button . If several objects are selected, the entire selection is
deleted.
Other methods to delete a selection of objects:
Press the Del key.
Activate the item 'Cut 'from the menu Edit.
Activate the item 'Delete all selected' from the menu Edit.
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ODIFYING OBJECTS

DELETE OBJECTS

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