Creating a New Project - Revision history

Oferiks at 15:54, 6 April 2009

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	A new project is created by selecting File/New from the menu bar or by pressing Ctrl+N. The action will result in the appearance of the dialog shown below:		A new project is created by selecting File/New from the menu bar or by pressing Ctrl+N. The action will result in the appearance of the New Project DIalog Window dialog shown below.

	~~[[Image:20090406 New Project Dialog.jpg]]~~		Enter the name of the project and the location where you want the project to be saved and press OK (spaces should not be used in the Location and the Name). If an xml file already exists, let the name of the project be the same as the xml file.

	Enter the name of the project and the location where you want the project to be saved and press OK (spaces should not be used in the Location and the Name).

	If an xml file already exists, let the name of the project be the same as the xml file.

	When the project has been created the model view will be shown, see below.		When the project has been created the model view will be shown, see below.
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	The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.		The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.

	It is possible to zoom in and out using the mouse scroll view or using Page Up/Down keys.		It is possible to zoom in and out using the mouse scroll view or using Page Up/Down keys. Alternatively the panning and zooming may be performed using the cursers and the bar located at the left part of the screen.

	Alternatively the panning and zooming may be performed using the cursers and the bar located at the left part of the screen.

	To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.		To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.

	[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|~~300px]]~~		<gallery>
			Image:20090406 New Project Dialog.jpg\|New Project Dialog
			Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|IWRAP Model View
			</gallery>

	~~''Figure: IWRAP Model View''~~

	[[Category:User Manual]]		[[Category:User Manual]]

Oferiks at 14:42, 6 April 2009

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	''Figure: IWRAP Model View''		''Figure: IWRAP Model View''

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Oferiks at 14:41, 6 April 2009

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	To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.		To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.

	[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|~~800px~~]]		[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|300px]]

	''Figure: IWRAP Model View''		''Figure: IWRAP Model View''

Oferiks at 14:40, 6 April 2009

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	To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.		To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.

	[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|~~600px~~]]		[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|800px]]

	''Figure: IWRAP Model View''		''Figure: IWRAP Model View''

Oferiks at 14:39, 6 April 2009

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	The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.		The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.

	It is possible to zoom in and out using the mouse scroll view or using Page Up/Down keys. Alternatively the panning and zooming may be performed using the cursers and the bar located at the left part of the screen. To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.		It is possible to zoom in and out using the mouse scroll view or using Page Up/Down keys.

			Alternatively the panning and zooming may be performed using the cursers and the bar located at the left part of the screen.

			To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.

	[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|600px]]		[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|600px]]

			''Figure: IWRAP Model View''

Oferiks at 14:38, 6 April 2009

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	The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.		The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.

			It is possible to zoom in and out using the mouse scroll view or using Page Up/Down keys. Alternatively the panning and zooming may be performed using the cursers and the bar located at the left part of the screen. To measure distance, use the measurement [[Image:20090406 Measurement Icon.gif]] icon.

	[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|600px]]		[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif\|600px]]

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New page: A new project is created by selecting File/New from the menu bar or by pressing Ctrl+N. The action will result in the appearance of the dialog shown below: [[Image:20090406 New Project Di...

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A new project is created by selecting File/New from the menu bar or by pressing Ctrl+N. The action will result in the appearance of the dialog shown below:

[[Image:20090406 New Project Dialog.jpg]]

Enter the name of the project and the location where you want the project to be saved and press OK (spaces should not be used in the Location and the Name).

If an xml file already exists, let the name of the project be the same as the xml file.

When the project has been created the model view will be shown, see below.

The model view is used to draw waypoints, legs, land contours, bathymetry etc.

[[Image:20090406 Model View.gif|600px]]