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Occasionally, the symbols displayed in the Map Pane may overlap with one another. When this happens, it becomes difficult to select and identify the items associated with the symbols. The [[Image:InfoPageIcon.png]] button that is displayed in the items pane allows you to list the items associated with the symbols that are selected in the Map Pane.
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[[HowTo:Display Item Records in the Items Pane|Display Records in Pane]]<br />
 
[[HowTo:Display Geospatial Data for an Item Record on the Map|Display Geospatial Data for Record on Map]]<br />
 
[[HowTo:Display Data for a Selected Item Record|Display Data for Selected Record]]<br />
 
[[HowTo:Identify Selected Item Records and Icon|Identify Selected Records/Icons]]<br />
 
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Occasionally, the icons displayed on the map may overlap with one another. When this occurs, it becomes difficult to select and identify the item records associated with the icons. The [[Image:InfoPageIcon.png]] button that is displayed in the items pane allows you to list the item records associated with the icons that are selected in the map.
 
To use the identify selection feature:
 
 
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<li>Do one of the following:</li>
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<li>To identify symbols selected in the Map Pane use either:
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* the feature selection [[Image:MouseIcon.png]] or  
<li>To identify icons selected from the map, use either the feature selection ([[Image:MouseIcon.png]]) or the lasso ([[Image:CatPaneIcon.png]]) map control to select icons from the map.</li>
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* the lasso [[Image:CatPaneIcon.png]] map control to select symbols in the Map Pane.
<li>To identify item records selected from the items pane, select the rows associated with the item records.</li>
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<li>To identify items selected from the Items Pane:
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* select the rows associated with the items.</li>
<li>Click the [[Image:InfoPageIcon.png]] button.</li>
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<li>Click the [[Image:InfoPageIcon.png]] button. The Identify Selection window lists the items associated with the selected symbols or items.</li></ol>
:The Identify Selection window lists the item records associated with the selected icons or item records.
 
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From the Identify Selection window, you can display the current view window for item records in which you interested by checking the checkbox beside the item (Figure 25) and clicking the   button.  
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From the Identify Selection window, you can display the Summary window for items in which you are interested by checking the checkbox beside the item and clicking the [[Image:ViewIcon.png]] button.  
  
From the Identify Selection window, you can display the current view window for item records in which you interested by checking the checkbox beside the item (Figure 25) and clicking the [[Image:ShadesIcon.png]] button.
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[[Image:fig25.png|center|450px|''Identify Selection Window Example'']]
 
 
[[Image:fig25.png|center|450px|''Figure 25. Identify Selection Window Example'']]
 
 
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''Figure 25. Identify Selection Window Example''
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''Identify Selection Window Example''
 
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 17 June 2017

Occasionally, the symbols displayed in the Map Pane may overlap with one another. When this happens, it becomes difficult to select and identify the items associated with the symbols. The InfoPageIcon.png button that is displayed in the items pane allows you to list the items associated with the symbols that are selected in the Map Pane.

  1. To identify symbols selected in the Map Pane use either:
    • the feature selection MouseIcon.png or
    • the lasso CatPaneIcon.png map control to select symbols in the Map Pane.
  2. To identify items selected from the Items Pane:
    • select the rows associated with the items.
  3. Click the InfoPageIcon.png button. The Identify Selection window lists the items associated with the selected symbols or items.

From the Identify Selection window, you can display the Summary window for items in which you are interested by checking the checkbox beside the item and clicking the ViewIcon.png button.

Identify Selection Window Example

Identify Selection Window Example