The Canvas menu offers the following commands to control settings for the currently shown canvas:
These settings apply only to the currently shown canvas.
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Map... |
Use this menu to configure the background map used on the currently shown canvas. Opens the Setup Map dialog. Also used to configure the printout scale for the current canvas |
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Controls... |
Use this menu to configure the behaviour of controls on the currently shown canvas. Opens the Setup Controls dialog. |
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Course Overprint Symbols and Dimensions... |
Use this menu to configure which IOF standard to use for course overprint symbols and to configure the dimensions for the currently active canvas. Opens the Course Overprint Symbols dialog. |
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Add/remove courses on this canvas... |
Opens an Active Courses for Canvas dialog to add and/or remove courses on this canvas |
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Remove current course from this canvas |
Removes the currently selected course from the current canvas |
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Dim Map |
Toggles through the dim levels for the map. The map can be dimmed in the Course Layout Editor in order to make the course overprint show more prominently. There are 3 dim levels, the lowest level hides the map entirely. This does not dim the printed map |
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Show all controls dimmed |
Use this menu to show/hide all control circles, when editing a course. When enabled, all control circles are shown dimmed together with the active course. |
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Move map... |
Use this menu to move the background map relative to the controls, for example if the map for some reason has become misaligned with the controls |
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Stretch/shrink controls to changed map scale... |
Use this menu to configure the print area frame. |
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Mask map... |
Create a mask that covers the entire map. This can be used to crop the map, or to show only small pieces of the map. See more under Masking the map |
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Show/hide map color layers... |
Opens a Map Color Layers dialog to configure if any map color layers should be hidden |
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Show/hide map symbols... |
Opens a Map Symbols dialog to configure if any map color layers should be hidden |