Cross Reference Table - Revision history

ANK at 13:36, 4 September 2024

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			==What is a Cross Reference Table?==
	A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.		A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.

			[[File:Hint.jpg]] Cross reference tables by OCAD are saved in the folder ''C:\Program Files\OCAD\OCAD 2018 EDITION\Crt''.

	A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .ocdCrt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br>		A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .ocdCrt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br>

GRS at 08:13, 29 December 2022

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	\| '''[[Import Files#Import DXF File\|Import DXF File]]''' \|\| Symbol number in the OCAD Map \|\| Name of the corresponding DXF-Layer		\| '''[[Import Files#Import DXF File\|Import DXF File]]''' \|\| Symbol number in the OCAD Map \|\| Name of the corresponding DXF-Layer
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			\| '''[[Import_GeoPackages\|Import GeoPackages]]''' \|\| Symbol number in the OCAD Map \|\| Name of the corresponding DXF-Layer
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	\| '''[[Import Files#Import PDF Files\|Import PDF File]]''' \|\| Symbol number in the OCAD Map \|\| Name of the corresponding layer in the PDF-File		\| '''[[Import Files#Import PDF Files\|Import PDF File]]''' \|\| Symbol number in the OCAD Map \|\| Name of the corresponding layer in the PDF-File

ANK at 08:30, 12 November 2020

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	A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.		A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.

	A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .~~crt~~) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br>		A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .ocdCrt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br>
	[[File:Hint.jpg\|hint]] In some cases it is the other way round.		[[File:Hint.jpg\|hint]] In some cases it is the other way round.

ANK at 08:26, 18 January 2019

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	[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means that OCAD delete these objects.		[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means that OCAD delete these objects.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [~~[http~~://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]		[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [https://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]

	===Import PDF-Files===		===Import PDF-Files===

GRS: /* Import DXF-Files */

2017-07-18T09:30:38Z

Import DXF-Files

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	Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.		Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means that OCAD delete these ~~obejcts~~.		[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means that OCAD delete these objects.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]		[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]

GRS: /* Import DXF-Files */

2016-09-16T11:49:47Z

Import DXF-Files

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	Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.		Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means ~~the~~ OCAD delete these obejcts.		[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means that OCAD delete these obejcts.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]		[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]

GRS: /* Import DXF-Files */

2016-09-16T11:48:21Z

Import DXF-Files

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	Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.		Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means the OCAD delete ~~this~~ obejcts.		[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means the OCAD delete these obejcts.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]		[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]

GRS: /* Import DXF-Files */

2016-08-02T11:37:00Z

Import DXF-Files

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	When importing from DXF to OCAD, all objects in the DXF file with the layer name CONTOUR are translated into symbol 101.000. When exporting from OCAD to DXF, all objects with the symbol 101.000 get the layer name CONTOUR.		When importing from DXF to OCAD, all objects in the DXF file with the layer name CONTOUR are translated into symbol 101.000. When exporting from OCAD to DXF, all objects with the symbol 101.000 get the layer name CONTOUR.
	Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.		Choose '''Convert layers''' from the '''Map''' menu to create a CRT file for an imported map.

			[[File:Hint.jpg]] ''-1'' as symbol number means the OCAD delete this obejcts.

	[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]		[[File:Hint.jpg]] Convert DXF Geobau layers to OCAD ISSOM symbol set with this CRT-Table: [[http://www.ocad.com/download/samples/DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip DxfGeobau_to_Issom.zip]]

MergeUser at 09:21, 18 September 2015

2015-09-18T09:21:54Z

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	A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.		A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.

	A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .crt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br> [[File:Hint.~~jgp~~\|hint]] In some cases it is the other way round.		A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .crt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br>
			[[File:Hint.jpg\|hint]] In some cases it is the other way round.

	The following table from the '''[[Map#Convert Imported Layers to Symbols\|Convert Imported Layers to Symbols]]''' function can be taken as an example. In the first column symbol numbers of the OCAD File are listed. In the second column the layer names are listed. The two columns are separated by a space character or a '''[Tab]'''. OCAD converts now each layer to an object with the symbol listed in the first column.		The following table from the '''[[Map#Convert Imported Layers to Symbols\|Convert Imported Layers to Symbols]]''' function can be taken as an example. In the first column symbol numbers of the OCAD File are listed. In the second column the layer names are listed. The two columns are separated by a space character or a '''[Tab]'''. OCAD converts now each layer to an object with the symbol listed in the first column.

MergeUser at 09:20, 18 September 2015

2015-09-18T09:20:16Z

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	A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.		A '''Cross Reference Table (CRT)''' contains data which refers to related or synonymous information elsewhere, usually within the same document. Therefore, a '''Cross Reference Table''' helps OCAD to transcribe data (symbols, text etc.) with new information.

	A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .crt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br> [[File:~~hint~~.jgp\|hint]] In some cases it is the other way round.		A '''CRT-File''' (with the ending .crt) is a text file with the necessary information for the translation. All '''CRT-Files''' which are saved by OCAD contain a table with two columns. Information from the second column gets translated into the information of first column.<br> [[File:Hint.jgp\|hint]] In some cases it is the other way round.

	The following table from the '''[[Map#Convert Imported Layers to Symbols\|Convert Imported Layers to Symbols]]''' function can be taken as an example. In the first column symbol numbers of the OCAD File are listed. In the second column the layer names are listed. The two columns are separated by a space character or a '''[Tab]'''. OCAD converts now each layer to an object with the symbol listed in the first column.		The following table from the '''[[Map#Convert Imported Layers to Symbols\|Convert Imported Layers to Symbols]]''' function can be taken as an example. In the first column symbol numbers of the OCAD File are listed. In the second column the layer names are listed. The two columns are separated by a space character or a '''[Tab]'''. OCAD converts now each layer to an object with the symbol listed in the first column.