Features such as way points are imported into the “edit layer” by default, unless you chose another layer to import into. To view all data in the edit layer you can zoom to where the data is by: Making sure Continue reading Unable To Find Imported Data (Features: Lines, Polygons & Way Points)
Any selected feature(s) can be copied to your layer by right mouse clicking on the map and choosing “Copy Selected Objects To..” from the menu. Any feature or features can be selected using: Find Tool – Click the find button Continue reading How To Add Multiple Parcels To A Layer
Excel applies a data type to the column (text, number etc.) that cannot be modified when importing into Access. This means that you end up with columns that are defined by Access as numbers, but should actually be text as Continue reading Issues Importing Data From Excel For Geocoding
When I import data from another file format i.e. Mid/Mif file or Shape file, you get this error: The field is too small to accept the amount of data you attempted to add. Try inserting or pasting less data’. ‘WktLayer.:InsertWktGeometry Continue reading The Field Is Too Small To Accept The Amount Of Data You Attempted To Add
When you try to import data from TrackMaker to Quickmap, you get this error: Failed to open TrackMaker\Map1.txt Most likely this is because you haven’t selected the correct coordinate system within TrackMaker. Within TrackMaker select the Tools–>Options menu and this Continue reading Failed To Open TrackMaker\Map1.txt – Quickmap
Quickmap does not currently support DXF files. To import DXF files into Quickmap, they must first be converted into a file format that Quickmap supports. Please like this page:
When importing a Microsoft Access database of coordinates, they don’t display on the map in Quickmap. The most likely problem is that there are spaces in field / column names of the table columns that you are importing. First rule of Continue reading Imported Coordinates Don’t Display
❗ Note: Quickmap sells high quality aerial photos across New Zealand. Quickmap’s aerial photography is inexpensive, georeferenced and installable with a couple of clicks of a button. However, it is possible to add your own aerial photos to Quickmap. This Continue reading How To Add Aerial Photos To Quickmap
Maps can be saved digitally as a .tif, .jpg and other image formats which can be cut and pasted into other programs or documents, such as Microsoft Word. To save a map as an image file in Quickmap, click Edit Continue reading How To Save Maps As An Image
When exporting data from Quickmap, more data gets exported than what is shown on the screen and not the data I wanted. For example, when exporting a small area shown on the screen (2000m2) to DXF, the whole of the East Continue reading Quickmap Exports The Wrong Data
