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        <title>FME Resources</title>
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Orbit supports FME from Safe Software to read resources that are supported by their “FME Objects” library. 

The Orbit resource driver to support the FME library is included. FME has to be purchased separately :

	*  &lt;http://www.safe.com&gt;
	*  &lt;http://www.safe.com/fme/format-search&gt;
	*  &lt;http://www.safe.com/support/support-resources/fme-downloads/&gt;

Install and Configure FME for Orbit</description>
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An Orbit DataBase file (*.odb) is Orbit&#039;s database resource (database table) connection file. 

An odb file is a file based connection to one well defined database resource. It makes it possible to work with database resources in the same way as file based resources.</description>
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The Orbit Vector File (*.ovf) is Orbit&#039;s native vector file storage format. 

An OVF stores object geometry and attribute information. 

Structure

An Orbit Vector File has extended data structure capabilities compared to an Esri Shapefile</description>
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An Orbit Vector Symbol is a plain text file describing a symbol using a fixed grid reference. 

Vector Symbol files can be used in Orbit Symbol Libraries.

Structure

The text file contains description of the symbol, metadata ( author, creation date, version), color description and the line parameters.</description>
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The Orbit Vector Tiled file (*.ovt) is Orbit&#039;s native tiled vector file storage format. 

An OVT stores object geometry, attribute information and indexes on both components. 

Structure

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The Orbit XML File (*.oxf) is Orbit&#039;s native xml vector file storage format. 

An OXF stores both object geometry and attribute information. 

Structure

The OXF has similar data structure capabilities as the Orbit Vector File.

Reasons to use

	*  uses the XML format which is both human and machine readable</description>
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