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How to import Areas of User Chart
You can copy Areas of User Chart from another User Chart file to active User Chart file.
1. Create or open existing User chart file. Open Areas sheet.
2. Press Import button in Area Object field.
3. An User Chart Import dialog box appears
Select Chart from which you want to copy Areas
4. Total record count shows number of areas stored in selected User Chart. Enter into First
record to copy field Area number from which you want to start copying.
5. Enter Number of records field how many areas you want copy into active User Chart file.
6. Press Copy button to copy selected areas. If you do not want copy exit this dialog box by
pressing CANCEL in Control Panel.
Add a new Point, Symbol, Line or Tidal to User chart
Here in this text the User chart object is a common name for Point, Symbol, Line and Tidal. The idea to modify
Point, Symbol, Line and Tidal are the same all User chart objects. To select User chart to be modified open User
chart object sheet. In a Record field Current number indicates User chart object which is currently to be modified.
NOTE, you have to be corresponding sheet open in the Dialog box area. (i.e. If you are editing symbols you have to
have symbols sheet opened).
To modify User Chart Areas, see chapter "Area Sheet" on page 261.
You have three alternatives to select desired User chart object:
To add a new User chart object you have following alternatives to do it:
• Press Select button.
• Press Add button in desired sheet.
To add a new User chart object by Select button, proceed as follows:
1. Open desired User chart object sheet.
2. Take cursor to the Electronic chart area to desired position and press Select button. New User
chart object appears.
3. Modify data of added User chart object. For more information to modify Point, Symbol, Line
and Tidal data, see "Change other data of Point, Symbol, Line" on page 266.
To add a new User chart object by Add button, proceed as follows:
1. Open desired User chart object sheet.
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