Instructions for use

Associated Browse can bind multiple windows, so that the operations of these windows can be linked, for example, roaming in a window bound to each other, zooming in and out of the map, so as to change the scope of the content displayed in the window. Other Bound Windows will also be automatically positioned to the corresponding Visible Bounds:.

The Associated Browse function supports the linkage between two or more windows, and supports the mutual binding between Map, 3D windows, and attribute windows. At the same time, the Associated Browse function can be implemented in Tab Mode and Extended window modes.

Operation steps

The binding between two Maps is used to describe how to implement the binding of windows.

1. Select two data to be bound and open them in the new Map respectively. Open the "China" data in Sample Data and Google Online Mapsatellite here.
2. In general, the bound data is the data of different applications in the same area, so that multiple types of data in one area can be viewed at the same time in one browsing operation.
3. Click View tab-> Window-> Associated Browse button to pop up the window list, and check the check box before Bound Window to start Associated Browse.
• Select All: Select All binds all windows in the window list.
• Invert: Invert the window in the bound window list.
• OK: Confirm the previously set parameters.
4. Click the OK button at the bottom of the binding window list. At this time, the program will automatically Horizontal the selected binding window, so as to facilitate the linkage operation and browsing between windows. The mouse position between the windows will be displayed in the form of cross hair linkage, as shown in the following figure.
5. For Vector Layer in the map, you can directly Associate Browse its attribute table. Select Vector Layer in Layer Manager, and right-click to select Browse Associated Table. The Associated Browse specifies the property sheet of the layer, as shown in the following figure.
6. Next, you can perform browsing operations such as roaming and zooming in one of the Maps, and the other window will also be linked. When browsing the Join Attribute table, double-click a record in the attribute table, and Map will quickly locate the object. It is particularly emphasized that when an object in one window is edited and modified, the object in another window will also change accordingly.
7. When a window with an Associated Browse relationship is closed or a new Associated Browse relationship is established, the current Associated Browse relationship is automatically dissolved.

Remark

• There must be two or more open maps, scenes, or Tabular in the Current Works pace, and two or more windows must be selected for Associated Browse. Only one window cannot be selected for association.
• When the Current Windows mode is Tab Mode, Overlay Mode, or Extended, the current window mode can be maintained for Associated Browse.
• Only one set of relationships is kept in the Current Workspace. If one set of relationships already exists and a new one is created, the old relationships are automatically dissolved and only the new relationships are kept.
• In the case of Associated Browse, the order of multiple windows is related to Open Order, that is, they are arranged from left to right and from top to bottom in the order in which the windows are opened.
• During Associated Browse, the map and Scene will be displayed side by side. If Tabular participates in Associated Browse, the Tabular Default Display will be displayed in the lower part of the window.
• When the selected associated object is mostly or completely displayed in the Current View, the view range of the map will not be changed, only the associated object will be highlighted, and the number of map refreshes will be minimized.
• Select Objects will be highlighted in Map when one or more rows in the property sheet are selected during Associated Browse. If column data is selected, All Objects is highlighted in the Map.