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:'''View Previous''' – redraw everything in the graphics window. Selecting the '''View | Previous View''' command of the ''Display'', or the ''View Previous'' macro [[Image:WMSImage012.png]], restores the ''Graphics Window'' viewing parameters to those in place before the last viewing command was issued ([[WMS:Static Tool Palette|rotate]], [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|zoom]], [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|pan]], etc.). A macro for this command appears in the [[WMS:Macros|Macro Tool]] palette. | :'''View Previous''' – redraw everything in the graphics window. Selecting the '''View | Previous View''' command of the ''Display'', or the ''View Previous'' macro [[Image:WMSImage012.png]], restores the ''Graphics Window'' viewing parameters to those in place before the last viewing command was issued ([[WMS:Static Tool Palette|rotate]], [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|zoom]], [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|pan]], etc.). A macro for this command appears in the [[WMS:Macros|Macro Tool]] palette. | ||
: | :'''Perspective View''' – draw all data in a 3-Dimensional oblique view. Selecting the '''Display | View | Oblique View''' command, or the ''Prespective View'' macro [[Image:WMSImage009.png]], restores the [[WMS:View Angle|bearing and dip angles]] to their previously defined values and causes the image to be viewed from an oblique perspective. The rotate tool [[Image:WMSImage010.png]] can be used to alter the angle of view. | ||
:Plan View – draw all data in plan view (looking down from above). Selecting the '''Display | View | Plan View''' menu command, or the ''Plan View macro'' [[Image:WMSImage011.png]], changes the viewing angles so that the image is displayed such that the user is looking down the z-axis with the x-axis horizontal and the y-axis vertical. | :'''Plan View''' – draw all data in plan view (looking down from above). Selecting the '''Display | View | Plan View''' menu command, or the ''Plan View macro'' [[Image:WMSImage011.png]], changes the viewing angles so that the image is displayed such that the user is looking down the z-axis with the x-axis horizontal and the y-axis vertical. | ||
:'''Frame''' – center and redraw all data in the graphics window. After altering the image display using the [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|Zoom]] or [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|Pan]] tools, the image can be centered by selecting the '''Frame Image''' command in the ''View'' menu. This command adjusts the window boundaries so that all currently visible objects just fit in the ''Graphics Window''. It does not affect the [[WMS:View Angle|viewing angle]]. | :'''Frame''' – center and redraw all data in the graphics window. After altering the image display using the [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|Zoom]] or [[WMS:Static Tool Palette|Pan]] tools, the image can be centered by selecting the '''Frame Image''' command in the ''View'' menu. This command adjusts the window boundaries so that all currently visible objects just fit in the ''Graphics Window''. It does not affect the [[WMS:View Angle|viewing angle]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:40, 5 March 2013
Standard Windows Macros such as New, Open, Save, and Print appear at the top left of the WMS screen directly under the menus.
Many of the more frequently used menu commands can be accessed through the macro buttons to the right of the Standard Windows Macros.
These commands include from left to right above:
- View Previous – redraw everything in the graphics window. Selecting the View | Previous View command of the Display, or the View Previous macro File:WMSImage012.png, restores the Graphics Window viewing parameters to those in place before the last viewing command was issued (rotate, zoom, pan, etc.). A macro for this command appears in the Macro Tool palette.
- Perspective View – draw all data in a 3-Dimensional oblique view. Selecting the Display | View | Oblique View command, or the Prespective View macro File:WMSImage009.png, restores the bearing and dip angles to their previously defined values and causes the image to be viewed from an oblique perspective. The rotate tool File:WMSImage010.png can be used to alter the angle of view.
- Plan View – draw all data in plan view (looking down from above). Selecting the Display | View | Plan View menu command, or the Plan View macro File:WMSImage011.png, changes the viewing angles so that the image is displayed such that the user is looking down the z-axis with the x-axis horizontal and the y-axis vertical.
- Frame – center and redraw all data in the graphics window. After altering the image display using the Zoom or Pan tools, the image can be centered by selecting the Frame Image command in the View menu. This command adjusts the window boundaries so that all currently visible objects just fit in the Graphics Window. It does not affect the viewing angle.
- Display Options – set the display options
- Contour Options – set the contour display options
- Properties – accesses the Dataset Info dialog
- Refresh – redraw everything in the graphics window
- Help – accesses WMS Help
- Delete – Delete selected objects (must have something selected)
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