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Use Symbol Library to visualize Point Annotations

In order to visualize Annotation Points, available Symbol Libraries can be used.

	*  create or select a point annotation
	*  open the point annotation&#039;s properties
	*  select a symbol library (e.g. traffic signs/verkeersborden)</description>
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2. Record button

3. Isolate a dataset

4. SoloView &amp; SoloSafe

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This page publishes 5 topics about Editing Objects you should know as an Orbit user. It gives a closer look to some important aspects of editing in practice:

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Move while editing

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1. Apply All

Reduce work with the “Apply edits to all selected objects of the same model” - button. This button allows simultaneous editing of a single value in all selected objects of the same model. First enable this function by clicking the button, then edit a single attribute value. The entered value will be set for all selected objects of the same model, and the apply all button will automatically be switched off again.</description>
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Great Topics about Legend and Labeling

Page Index

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Spatial Component vs Attribute Component

Legend vs modeltype

 

Depending on the modeltype of the dataset, other parameters will appear:

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All Orbit products are running on the same GIS Core, a platform based on Java technology.  Although each Orbit product is designed to accomplish different parts in the general workflow, and have different functionalities and tools, they are all based on this core.</description>
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This page publishes 4 headlines about the Orbit Tools you should know as an Orbit user. It gives a closer look to some important viewpoints of the Orbit Tools. 
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When combining multiple images into one image resource it can be required to define a transparent color for each individual image before combining all images. 

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