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The Module Palette is used to switch between modules. Only one module is active at any given time. However, the data associated with a module (ex. a DEM or TIN in the Terrain module) is preserved when the user switches to a different module. Activating a module simply changes the set of available tools and menu commands.
The ''Module Palette'' is used to switch between modules. Only one module is active at any given time. However, the data associated with a module (ex. a DEM or TIN in the Terrain module) is preserved when the user switches to a different module. Activating a module simply changes the set of available tools and menu commands.


By changing the default [[WMS:Overview|preferences]] for the Project Explorer the module can also be changed each time a data folder or data object is selected in the Project Explorer.
By changing the default [[WMS:Overview|preferences]] for the Project Explorer the module can also be changed each time a data folder or data object is selected in the ''Project Explorer''.




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* [[WMS:GIS Module|GIS Module]]
* [[WMS:GIS Module|GIS Module]]
* [[WMS:2D Grid Module|2D Grid Module]]
* [[WMS:2D Grid Module|2D Grid Module]]
* [[WMS:Scatter Point Module|Scatter Point Module]]
* [[WMS:2D Scatter Point Module|Scatter Point Module]]




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Revision as of 16:16, 20 February 2013

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The Module Palette is used to switch between modules. Only one module is active at any given time. However, the data associated with a module (ex. a DEM or TIN in the Terrain module) is preserved when the user switches to a different module. Activating a module simply changes the set of available tools and menu commands.

By changing the default preferences for the Project Explorer the module can also be changed each time a data folder or data object is selected in the Project Explorer.


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