* To select single objects press '''Crtl''' while marking by clicking objects with mouse or
* pressed drag the mouse pointer over the objects.

==Select and Edit Object==
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==Select Object and Edit Vertex==
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==Select Objects by Symbol==

Choose this command to select all objects with certain symbols or in a certain layer.

* All objects with a selected symbol
* All objects ins layer
* Layout objects
* Unsymbolized objects
* Graphic objects
* Image obejcts
* Objects with invalild symbol type

==Select Objects by Property==

This command is activated if a map file is loaded.

'''Select'''

The first option All Objects means that the selection is made out of all objects in the map.
The second option Objects with a selected symbol means that the selection is reduced to the objects with a symbol that is selected in the symbol box.

'''Condition'''

* Choose a property like Number of vertices, Length etc.
* Choose an operator like < > = etc.
* Enter a condition value.

'''Example 1'''

Option All objects
Condition: Length > 200
'''Result:''' All map objects with a length longer than 200 m are selected and listed in a table dialog box.

'''Example 2'''

Select two symbols in the symbol box (ex. lake and pond)
Option: Objects with a selected symbol
Condition: Area <= 3000
'''Result:''' All lakes and ponds with an area smaller or equal than 3000 m2 are selected and their properties listed in a table dialog box.

==Select All==
Choose Select All Objects to select all symbolized, unsymbolized, graphic and image object. OCAD does not select layout objects.

==Clear Selection==
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==Invert Selection==
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==Select Next Object==

Choose '''Select Next Object''' to select an object which is behind an object that is already selected.

==Save Selection ==

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For '''Save Selection''' select choosen objects an click '''Save Selection''' in '''Select''' menu.

The ''Save Selection'''dialog box appears.

Enter selection name and click '''Save'''.

==Reload Selection==

Choose between saved selections and reload it.

The saved objects are selected again.

==Edit Selection==

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Open '''Edit Selection''' to rename or delete saved selections.

==Select Group ==
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==Introduction to Database Connection==
: ''(Database connection is a feature of the Professional edition only)''

In OCAD you can link objects to information in the database about this object.
A database normally consists of several '''tables'''. In flat file databases like dBase, each table is a file. All tables in a folder form a database. In other databases like '''Access''' or in spreadsheet programs like '''Excel''' all tables of the database are in the same file.
A table consists of '''records'''. A record contains the information about one OCAD object.
A record consists of '''fields''' which contain the information. A special field is the key field. It normally contains a number to identify the record. To link an OCAD object to a record the number in the key field is stored in the object.

'''Dataset'''

To connect to a table OCAD uses a dataset. The dataset contains the link to the database, the name of the table, the name of the key field and information about other special fields.
You can have several datasets for the same OCAD map.
To create a dataset choose '''Manage Database connection''' from the '''Database''' menu.
You can access on databases via '''ODBC''' ('''O'''pen '''M'''anage '''D'''atabase '''C'''onnection). This is an interface to connect to all kind of databases.

'''Manage Database Connections'''

: Choose this command to create and edit datasets. A dataset makes the connection to a database. It defines the table to use in the database and inside the table the key field. The key is used to connect an OCAD object to a record in the table. Each object must have a unique key.
: You can use several datasets for one map. On the left side of the dialog box, there is a list of the datasets.

: The dialog box has 3 pages:
* '''General:''' General settings for the selected dataset.
* '''Secondary tables:''' Create/edit secondary tables.
* '''Special fields:''' Define special fields.

==General Settings for the Selected Dataset==
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==Create and Edit Secondary Tables==
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==Define Special Fields==
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==dBase==

Choose this command to create a dBase table and to add or remove fields in a dBase table. In dBase each table is a file. The dBase Table dialog box appears.

'''Fields:'''

: This box lists the fields of the dBase table. Each field is displayed in a line. Select a field if you want to remove it.
* '''Name::''' Enter here the name for the field. The name must start with a letter and may contain up to 10 letters and numbers. Letters are converted to capital letters.
* '''Type::''' Choose character (C), number (N) or float (F).
* '''Length::''' Enter here the number of characters for the field.
* '''Decimals::''' This filed is only active if the data type is Float. Enter the number of decimal places.
* '''Move Up:''' Click this icon to move the selected field one line upwards.
* '''Move Down:''' Click this icon to move the selected field one line downwards.
* '''Insert:''' Click this button to add a field. After adding the new field, the dBase table is restructured. Existing information is preserved.
* '''Delete:''' Click this button to delete the selected field.
* '''New table:''' Click this button to create a new dBase table. The new table will contain 6 predefined fields: ID (intended for the key field), SYMBOL (symbol field), TEXT (text field) and URL (intended for Internet address). You can add additional fields.
* '''Open table:''' Click this button to open an existing dBase table.

==ODBC==

Choose this command in '''Manage Database Connections''' to create a new ODBC data source or to modify an existing data source. The '''ODBC Data Source Administrator''' is started. This is a Microsoft program and contains its own online help. Here just some hints.
Normally you create a new User DNS.
: For a connection to an '''Exce'''l file, you select the Excel driver and the Excel (*.xls) file.
: For a connection to an '''Access''' database, you select the Access driver and the Access (*.mdb) file.
: For a connection to a '''flat file''' database like dBase you do not select the dBase file. Instead you select the folder where the dBase file is.

==Creating a New Database Table==

For certain functions you need a database table (for instance for the Find and the Hotspot functions in Internet maps). If the Database does not yet exist, you can easily create a database table for an existing OCAD map.

'''Create a dBase file'''
# Choose '''Manage Database connections''' from the '''Database''' menu.
# Click the '''New''' button.
# Enter in the field '''Name''' the name of the dataset.
# In the field '''Data source''' choose Create new dBase file and click '''OK'''. A file dialog box appears.
# Leave the file name as proposed or change it to your needs and click OK.
: Now you have created a dBase table with 6 fields ID (intended as key field), SYMBOL (symbol field), TEXT (text field), URL (link field), X (for horizontal coordinate) and Y (for vertical coordinate). For many cases, such as an Internet map this is enough. If you want to add additional fields choose dBase from the Database menu.

''' New Dataset'''

'''Data source'''
: -Create new dBase file: Select this option if you want to create a new empty dBase table for the dataset. A new dBase file will be created. To add fields or to modify the existing fields choose dBase from the Database menu.
: -Use existing data source: Select this option if the database or table already exists.
: [[File:Hint.jpg|hint]] Hint for dBase files: If you do not have installed the "Borland Database Engine" (BDE) then only filename with less than 8 characters are allowed. For example 'test5678.dbf'. You can if the BDE is installed in the Map Information dialog. The free BDE can be downloaded from the www and installed.

'''Linking objects to the table'''
: Let's assume that you want to create an Internet map with street find function. All street names must have a record in the table and must be linked to this table. OCAD provides a quick way to create these links.
# '''Select All Symbols''' used for street names.
# Choose '''Create Links''' from the '''Database''' menu.
# Select the dataset, if the map has several datasets and click '''OK'''.
: Now all street names are linked and the map is ready to create an Internet map with street find function.

==Link Object==

This dialog box appears when clicking the Link button in the database box on the right side of the screen.
* '''Dataset:''' Select here the dataset to be used for the link.
* '''Key:''' Enter here a value for the key field in the database table. The key points to a record in the table.
* '''Create new record:''' Activate this box if a new record should be created in the database table for this object.
* '''Remove:''' Click this button to remove an existing link.

'''Linking an Object to a Database'''

To link an object to a database you must have created a '''dataset'''.

'''Proceed as follows:'''
# Select the object
# Click the Link button in the database box on the right side of the screen. The Link Object dialog box appears.

==Find Object==

This dialog box appears when clicking the '''Find''' button in the database box on the right side of the screen.
This function lets you search for an object with a specified key value. If the function is successful, the object is marked in the map.
* '''Dataset:''' Select here the dataset to be used.
* '''Key:''' Enter here the value of the key to be found.

==Select Database Object==

This dialog box appears when clicking the '''SQL Query''' button in the database box on the right side of the screen.

This function lets you search for object(s) with linked database records. Selected objects are marked in the map and linked database records are shown in a table.

'''SELECT FROM'''
: '''Dataset:''' Select the dataset to be used.

'''WHERE'''
: '''Field:''' Choose a field of the selected dataset. When you double-click on a field name it is added to the '''SQL statement''' box.
: '''Operator:''' Select an operator. When you double-click on an operator it is added to the '''SQL statement''' box.
: '''Value:''' Select a Value. When you double-click on a value it is added to the '''SQL statement''' box.

'''SQL Statement''': The SQL statement should always contain the components FIELD - OPERATOR - VALUE (ex. Length > 430).

Click '''Select''' button to start the database query.

'''Assign Symbols, Texts and Angles'''

Choose this command after importing a Shape file. After importing the objects have no symbol assigned and appear gray (as [[Unsymbolized Objects|unsymbolized objects]]). With this command you can use the information in the dBase table to assign OCAD symbols to the objects.

Click '''Symbols, Texts or Angles''' in '''Database''' menu. The appropriate dialog box appears

In this dialog box you can create a list of conditions. You can save the list to a condition file (*.cnt) for later use. You can load an existing condition file to modify or execute it.

* '''Dataset: ''' Select here the dataset which should be used to assign symbols. Check All to execute the condition for all datasets.
* '''DLoad: ''' Click this button to load an existing condition file (*.cnt).
* '''DSave: ''' Click this button to save the changes to a condition file (*.cnt).
* '''DSave as: ''' Click this button to save the changes to a different condition file (*.cnt).
* '''DSymbol: ''' Select here a symbol. For those objects the condition is fulfilled, the symbol number will be assigned.
* '''DCondition: ''' Enter the condition here.
* '''DMove up: ''' Click this button to move up the selected condition.
* '''DMove down: ''' Click this button to move down the selected condition.
* '''DAdd: ''' Click this button to add a condition to the list.
* '''DDelete: ''' Click this button to delete the selected condition.
* '''DExecute: ''' Click this button to execute the assignment.
* '''DAngle field: ''' Choose the field in the dataset which contains the angle values.
* '''DAngle values: ''' Hint that angle values have to be entered in DD (not DMS).

==Manage Database Connections==
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==Create and Update Records==
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==Update Special Fields==
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==Create Objects from Table==

Choose this command to create OCAD objects from database records.
The coordinates of objects must be stored in the database.

* '''Dataset: '''Select here the dataset.
* '''Condition: '''Enter the condition for the objects here.

'''Database fields'''

* '''Horizontal coordinate:''' Select the database field for the horizontal coordinate.
* '''Vertical coordinate:''' Select the database field for the vertical coordinate.
* '''Unit of measure:''' Select the unit of measure for the database fields with the horizontal and vertical coordinate.
* '''Text field:''' This field is only activated if an text symbol is selected. Choose the database field for the label.

'''Offset'''

* '''Horizontal offset:''' Enter here the value for the horizontal offset between the coordinate and the reference point of the object. A positive value shift the object to right, a negative value to left.
* '''Vertical offset:''' Enter here the value for the vertical offset between the coordinate and the reference point of the object. A positive value shift the object upward, a negative value downward.

==Assign Symbols by Records==

Choose this submenu to assign symbols to the objects according to the database.

==Add Text by Records==

Choose this submenu to assign text to text objects from the database.

==Define Object Directions by Records==
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==Merge Objects by Records==

Choose this command to merge objects that have the same value on a specified database field.

For example all river segments with the same river name. By executing *Merge Objects by Records* the river objects are selected name by name and merged if all objects with this name have the same symbol.

==Select Linked Objects with Record==
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==Select Linked Objects without Record==
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==Select Objects Linked to the same Record==
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==Delete Record when Deleting Object==
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==Create Record when Cutting Object==
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==Rotate an Object==
Select '''Rotate Object''' and '''Rotate''' in '''Object''' Menu.

This button is activated when any object is selected.
The cursor first changes to the anchor point symbol ([[File:PointSymbol.JPG|point symbol]]). With this cursor you can define the center of the rotation (anchor point). Click on the desired location. When the anchor point is defined, the cursor changes to the rotate symbol ([[File:RotateSymbol.JPG|rotate symbol]]). Now you can rotate the object. Move the mouse pointer to a place distant from the anchor point, press the left mouse button and keep it pressed. With the button pressed, rotate the object as desired. Release the mouse button

==Rotate an Object by Angle==
Select '''Rotate Object''' and '''Rotate (Enter Angle)''' in '''Object''' menu to rotate the selected object(s) by angle.

The rotation center is the center of the selected objects.

==Align Objects==

This command is activated if several objects are selected.
There are two alignment options.

[[File:Icon_AlignObjectsVertical.PNG]]'''Horizontally'''

The selected objects are moved horizontally to the position of the first drawn object.

[[File:Icon_AlignObjectsHorizontal.PNG]]'''Vertically'''

The selected objects are moved vertically to the position of the first drawn object.

[[File:Hint.jpg]] For line, area and text objects the alignment is related to the position of the objects' first vertex.

==Indicate Direction of Area Pattern or Point or Text Object==

[[File:Icon_IndicateDirectionOfAreaPatternPointOrTextObject.PNG]] Indicate Direction of Area Pattern, Point or Text Object button (Edit toolbar)

This button is enabled if a point, area or text object is selected.

Choose this button to change the direction of a point object, of the pattern of an area object or of text. Indicate the new direction by dragging a long line.

Note the difference to the Rotate button, where you first mark the anchor point and then rotate the object. In this mode just drag a long line for the new direction. The object remains in the same place.

==Cut a Hole or Area or Line==

'''Cut hole:'''
: This button is activated when an area object is selected.
: Choose this button to cut a hole out of an area. Any drawing mode can be used (Curve, ellipse, circle etc.). This is the procedure:
# Click the drawing mode button (Curve, ellipse, circle etc.)
# Click the '''Cut hole''' button.
# Draw the hole.

'''Cut area:'''
: This button is activated when an area object is selected.
: Choose this button to split an area into two objects.

:'''Split an area object'''
:You can use the Curve, Straight line or Freehand mode to split an area object into two objects.
# Select the drawing mode (Curve, Straight line or Freehand).
# Click the '''Cut area''' button.
# Draw the cut line. It must start at the border of the area, go across the area and end at the border of the area.
:The area is now split into two objects. Note that the cut line should not cross a hole. Otherwise the hole may not be treated correctly for the 2 resulting objects.

'''Cut line:'''
:This button is activated when a line or an area object with border line is selected.
:Choose this button to divide a line into 2 objects or (new in OCAD 10) to cut a '''Virtual gap''' into a line object (the line object is not divided, the gap concerns only graphic representation of the object).

: '''Split a line object'''
: Click on the desired position anywhere on the line. The line is then split into 2 objects. One of them is selected.
: You can use this function to influence the dashes of a dashed line.

: '''Split a line object with cut-out'''
: Instead of just splitting you can create a cut-out (a gap) in the line.
# Click on the Cut button.
# Place the mouse pointer at the start point of the cut.
# Press and hold down the left mouse button.
# Move the mouse pointer to the end of the cut.
# Release the mouse button. The object is now divided into two and the cut-out portion is deleted.
:[[File:Hint.jpg|hint]] -If you press '''Ctrl''' key when cutting a line, the line is not divided into 2 objects. A Virtual gap concerning only the graphic representation of the object is inserted.
:: -If you press '''Shift''' key when cutting a dashed line, you insert a gap with the same length, as the other gaps in the dashed line.
:: -It is possible to cut a part of the individual sidelines of double line symbols (like major roads), without having to cut the entire line itself.

==Fill or Make Border or Duplicate Identically==

[[File:Icon_FillOrMakeBorder.PNG]] Fill or Make Border button

This button is activated when an object is selected on the map and a symbol is selected in the symbol box which is compatible with the selected object. For example, areas can be filled with other areas, or surrounded with line objects.

When you click this button, a copy of the selected object is created and the selected symbol in the symbol box is assigned to this new object.

Most often this button is used to fill a line object with an area object. However, it can be used in a more general way. For example, a border can be created around an area object.

'''Holes'''

If a hole in an area is selected, you can apply this function to that hole. You can fill the hole or make a border around it.

==Merge==

[[File:Icon_Merge.PNG]] Merge button

This command is enabled if two or more line, area or text objects with the same symbol are selected.

Choose this command to merge the selected objects into one object.

When merging line objects, the resulting objects may have up to 4'000'000 points.

'''Remark'''

When drawing in curve, straight or freehand mode, you can continue existing line or area objects as you draw them, instead of merging them afterwards. To do this, keep the Shift key pressed and start drawing at the first or last vertex of the existing object.

==Reverse Object Direction==

[[File:Icon_ReverseObject.PNG]] Reserve Object button

This button is activated when a line, line text or area object is selected. It will reverse the direction of the object, the first point becomes the last point, and the last point becomes the first point.

This function is useful for asymmetrical line symbols. If a line or borderline has tags to the right side, the tags will point to the left side after reversing. Line text appears on the other side of the line.

==Add Vertices==
Select '''Add Vertex''' in '''Object''' Menu

'''Normal Vertex:'''
: This button is activated when a line or area object is selected. When you click on this button, the button remains pressed and the mouse pointer shows the same symbol when it is moved to the drawing window.
: When this mode is selected, you can insert additional normal vertices or change existing vertices to normal vertices.

* Inserting normal vertices
: Move the mouse pointer to the desired position on a line object or on the border of an area object and click the left mouse button. A new normal vertex is inserted. However, if there is already a vertex in this position, the existing vertex is converted to a normal vertex and no additional vertex is inserted.
: You can also insert normal vertices in '''Select and Edit object''' or '''Select Object and Edit Vertex''' mode when holding down both the [[File:Shift.JPG|shift]] and the '''Ctrl''' key.

* Change a vertex to a normal vertex
: Move the mouse pointer to the vertex to be converted and click the left mouse button. The vertex is changed to a normal vertex.

'''Corner Vertex:'''
: A corner vertex is a special vertex of line and area objects. Corner vertices have 3 effects:
* they influence how line objects are drawn
* they influence the editing of Bézier curves
* when smoothing (automatically or manually) they remain in the same position

: When an object is selected, corner vertices are marked with an empty rectangle ([[File:firstpoint.GIF|emty rectangle]]).

: Corner vertex are automatically created when drawing in the straight line mode (when the '''Straight line''' button is pressed).

: When the '''Corner vertex''' button is pressed, corner vertex can be inserted or normal vertices can be changed to corner vertices.

: When the '''Normal vertex''' button is pressed, corner vertex can be converted to normal vertices.

* '''Influence on line objects'''
Corner vertex influence structured line objects such as dashed lines. When OCAD renders a dashed line it distributes dashes of equal length on that line. Corner vertex divide a line into several line sections. OCAD distributes the dashes on each section as if it were an individual object.
: [[File:DashedNormalVertex.PNG|Dashed line with normal vertex.]] [[File:DashedCornerVertex.PNG|Dashed line divided by a corner vertex. In the corner vertex 2 adjoining dashes are created.]]

* '''Influence on Bézier curves'''
: Corner vertex allow you to create corners in Bézier curves. The '''Curve''' vertex before and after a corner vertex can be moved individually without influencing each other. This allows you to create sharp corners.

: This button is activated when a line or area object is selected. When clicking on this button the button remains pressed and the mouse pointer shows the same symbol when it is moved to the drawing window.

: When this mode is selected you can insert additional '''corner vertices''' or change existing vertices to corner vertices.

* '''Inserting corner vertex'''
: Move the mouse pointer to the desired position on a line object or on the border of an area object and click the left mouse button. A new corner vertex is inserted. However, if there is already a vertex in this position the existing vertex is converted to a corner vertex and no additional vertex is inserted.

* '''Change a vertex to a corner vertex'''
: Move the mouse pointer to the vertex to be converted and click the left mouse button. The vertex is changed to a corner vertex.

: '''Dash vertex:'''
: A dash vertex is a special vertex of line or area objects. Dash vertices influence how line objects are rendered. When an object is selected, dash vertices are marked with a diamond ([[File:Diamond.JPG|diamond]]).
: When the '''Dash vertex''' button is pressed, dash vertices can be inserted or normal vertices can be converted to dash vertices.
: When the '''Normal vertex''' button is pressed, dash vertices can be converted to normal vertex.

* '''Influence on line objects'''
: Dash vertexes influence structured line objects such as dashed lines. When OCAD renders a dashed line it distributes dashes of equal length on that line. Insert a dash vertex to force a dash to a certain position.
: [[File:InfluenceDashedNormal.PNG|Dashed line with normal vertex.]] [[File:InfluenceDashedVertex.PNG|A dash vertex is inserted at the path junction.]]

: This button is activated when a line or area object is selected. When you click on this button the button remains pressed and the mouse pointer shows the same symbol when it is moved to the drawing window.
: When this mode is selected you can insert additional '''dash vertices''' or change existing vertices to '''dash vertices'''.

* '''Inserting dash vertices'''
: Click on the Dash vertex button, and then move the mouse pointer to the desired position on a line object or on the border of an area object and click the left mouse button. A new dash vertex is inserted. However, if there is already a vertex in this position the existing vertex is converted to a dash vertex and no additional vertex is inserted.

* '''Change a vertex to a dash vertex'''
: Click on the '''Dash vertex''' button, and then move the mouse pointer to the vertex to be converted and click the left mouse button. The vertex is changed to a dash vertex.

==Remove Vertex==

[[File:Icon_RemoveVertex.PNG]] Remove Vertex button

This button is activated when a line or area object is selected. When you click on this button, the button remains pressed and the mouse pointer shows the same symbol when it is moved to the drawing window.

When this mode is selected, you can remove a vertex from a line or area object. Move the mouse pointer on the desired vertex and click the left mouse button.

You can also remove vertices in '''Select and Edit object''' or '''Select Object and Edit Vertex''' mode when holding down the Ctrl key.

==Change Vertex Types to==
Select '''Change Vertex Types''' to in '''Object''' Menu

Choose this command to change the symbol of all objects with a symbol A to symbol B. The '''Change Symbol of Objects''' dialog box is displayed.

This command is especially useful to '''translate the layers''' of an imported file to OCAD symbols.
* '''Change all objects with: ''' Enter here the symbol number or the name of the layer of the objects to be changed. If an object is selected this edit box initially contains the symbol number or the layer name of the selected object.
* '''To symbol no.: ''' Enter here the new symbol number to be given to the objects. Initially this edit box contains the number of the currently selected symbol This command is activated if 1 or more objects are selected. This command will change the specified vertex types of all the selected objects in one step.
* '''Normal vertex: ''' The '''Change Vertex Types''' dialog box is opened. Check the vertex types (normal, corner, dash, virtual gap) that should be changed to normal vertex. Click '''OK''' button to execute this command.
* '''Corner vertex: ''' The '''Change Vertex Types''' dialog box is opened. Check the vertex types (normal, corner, dash, virtual gap) that should be changed to corner vertex. Click '''OK''' button to execute this command.
* '''Dash vertex: ''' The '''Change Vertex Types''' dialog box is opened. Check the vertex types (normal, corner, dash, virtual gap) that should be changed to dash vertex. Click '''OK''' button to execute this command.

==Find and Replace Text==
Choose this command to find and replace text of objects. The '''Find and Replace Text''' dialog box is displayed.

Find text
# Enter a text you want to find.
# Choose Case sensitive option if find function should consider case sensitivity.
# Choose Whole words only option if find function should only succeed if find text is equal to a whole word.
# Click Find button to start find function.
Replace with
# Enter a text that should replace find text.
# Click Replace button to replace text in last found object. Click Replace all button to replace text in all objects where find function matches.

==Measure==
This command is activated when line or area objects or 2 point objects are selected.

Choose this command to measure the length of the selected line object(s) or the area of the selected area object(s) or the distance between 2 point objects. The result is displayed in the Measure Result dialog box. The displayed length or area is the sum of the selected objects length or area.

The map scale is used for the calculation.

==Object Information==

This command is activated if at least 1 object is selected.

Choose this command to get more information about the selected object(s). The following information is shown in the Object Information dialog:

* Object index
* Server object index
* Object type
* Symbol
* Color
* Number of vertices
* Elevation [m]
* Length [m]
* Area [m2]
* Coordinates [mm] or [m] (only if 1 object is selected)

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