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[Ian Flatters]

Cool. Now I am really intrigued - have you just used the free demo or bought the program?

 

I am still waiting for Matt to send me an example to have a look at:thumbup1:

 

The free demo.

[Paul Barton]

Thanks - I'll have to give it a go.

[gibbon]

Cool. Now I am really intrigued - have you just used the free demo or bought the program?

 

I am still waiting for Matt to send me an example to have a look at:thumbup1:

 

Sorry paul, ive been on the tools since then. Ill send it tomorrow when im at home.

 

Ian, glad you think its good. Its a lot cheaper and quicker than cad. Ive lost the option to add different layers, now. Can you see how to do that?

[Paul Barton]

No worries Matt, I'm only jesting.

[Ian Flatters]

Sorry paul, ive been on the tools since then. Ill send it tomorrow when im at home.

 

Ian, glad you think its good. Its a lot cheaper and quicker than cad. Ive lost the option to add different layers, now. Can you see how to do that?

 

Yeah, i locked in different layers so i could show RPA's then CEZ & RPA's. I will be adding it to my office PC just a shame i can't switch it to my home Mac. Then again if i can't work from home then maybe i can have that time to actually relax:biggrin:

[gibbon]

Wheres the option for the layers?

[Ian Flatters]

Wheres the option for the layers?

 

Its called insert layered pages so you import your map via that then draw your map, save a copy then compress then you can add the rpas etc. Do not compress this information but save as a separate file. Basically it doesn't have proper layers like adobe but you can kind of work it so you have something to work around.

 

Basically you end up with 2 maps but you can edit the detail from the 1st map i.e the one without the shading and stuff on.

 

(Im sure theres an easier way but i've only done one very simple map on it)