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Point Objects
Point Objects Overview
Topo USA 5.0 lets you add point draw objects to a draw file in your current map file. Point objects consist of one
anchor point attached to either a symbol, MapNote, image, or text label. The anchor point is the pixel position on the
symbol which corresponds to the geographic coordinate of the point selected on the map when the symbol is placed.
The point object tools are within one of the hidden draw tools. Hidden draw tools are those which have a small
arrow at the bottom-right of the draw tool symbol as shown in this sample .
Once you have added a point object to a draw file, it can be edited (name only), copied, moved, or deleted at any
time. The following table lists the point objects you can add and the suggested uses of each.
Point Object Tool Used Suggested Use
Waypoints
Use the waypoints tool to label waypoints on a map. Waypoints can be
uploaded to a GPS receiver or downloaded from a GPS receiver.
Symbols
Use symbols to identify certain areas on the map such as houses, monuments,
or points of interest.
MapNotes
Use MapNotes to point to and label a specific area on the map.
Text Labels
Use text labels to name features or give details about features on the map.
Note: Text labels do not offer border or fill colors. To make your object
name more noticeable, change the font size or font color.
Images
Use the image tool to add, edit, or place .bmp, .jpg, and .gif images on the
map.
XSym lets you create and edit your own custom symbols which can then be added to maps within
DeLorme mapping applications. For more information on XSym, see Custom Symbols on page 107.
Waypoints: Adding, Editing, and Placing
Topo USA 5.0 lets you add waypoints to your map which can later be uploaded to a GPS device, Pocket PC device,
or Palm OS device.
• Any draw file you create can be added to multiple map files.
• Five draw tool options provide pull-out menus with hidden tools. See Hidden Draw Tools on
page 64 for more information.
• You can search for a waypoint by its name using the QuickSearch function in the Find tab or by
typing the name in the start, finish, stop, or via text boxes when creating a route in the Route tab.
To Add a Waypoint
Use the following steps to add a waypoint.
1. Open an existing map file or create a new one.
2. Click the Draw tab to open the Draw dialog area.
3. Create a new draw file or edit an existing draw file.
4. Click and hold the Routable Roads/Trails/Waypoints/Tracks tool to view its hidden options. Select the
Waypoints tool . The pointer displays a flag symbol and the Symbol Selection area displays.
5. Select the desired waypoint symbol from the Symbols options. You may also select a different font, style,
size, and color for the waypoint name.
6. Click the location for the waypoint on the map and type the name or phrase into the text box which displays
next to the waypoint.
Note: Press the ESC key on your keyboard to cancel the text edit.
§ The coordinates of each point display in the corresponding text boxes to the right of the font
options.
§ The distance and bearing/angle of each new point from its previous point display in the
corresponding text boxes.
- Topo USA 1
- 5.0 User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Welcome to Topo USA 5.0 9
- Learning the Basics 9
- Route Tab 10
- Print Tab 10
- Draw Tab 11
- GPS Tab 11
- Profile Tab 12
- 3-D Tab 12
- NetLink Tab 12
- Map Display Tab 13
- Handheld Export Tab 13
- Helpful Tips 14
- Running Topo USA 5.0 15
- Exiting Topo USA 5.0 15
- Frequently Asked Questions 16
- Keyboard Shortcuts 18
- Glossary 19
- Travel Contacts 23
- Travel Condition Information 24
- Help Overview 29
- Using the Help System 29
- On-Screen Help 31
- Basic Functions 33
- Panning/Centering the Map 34
- Control Panel 34
- Map Rotation Tool 35
- Measuring Distance and Area 36
- Using the Overview Map 36
- Using the Secondary Map 37
- Right-Click Mouse Options 37
- Profile or Profile Route 39
- Reordering the Tabs 41
- To Hide Tabs 42
- Data Zoom Level 43
- Zooming In and Out 43
- Map Files 45
- To Create a New Map File 46
- To Delete a Map File 46
- Opening a Map File 47
- Editing a Map File 47
- Renaming a Map File 47
- Creating Transfer Files 47
- To Create a Transfer File 48
- Hyperlinked Files 48
- Importing Transfer Files 49
- E-mailing a Transfer File 50
- To E-mail a Transfer File 51
- Find Overview 53
- Using QuickSearch 53
- Using Advanced Search 54
- Buildings and Structures 56
- Education and Cultural 56
- Natural Features 56
- Miscellaneous 56
- Tips on Viewing Find Results 57
- To Move a MapTag 58
- To Hide MapTags 59
- To Delete MapTags 59
- Print Overview 61
- Printing a Map 61
- E-mailing Your Print Area 62
- 2 x 2 Multipage Map 64
- 3 x 3 Multipage Map 65
- Printing a Profile 68
- To Print a Profile 69
- Draw Overview 71
- Hidden Draw Tools 72
- To Import Files 73
- Finding a Symbol by Its Name 75
- Draw Files 77
- Saving a Draw File 78
- Deleting a Draw File 78
- Editing/Locking Draw Files 78
- Hiding Draw Files 79
- Draw Objects 81
- To Copy Draw Objects 82
- To Copy a Map Line 82
- Moving Draw Objects 83
- Deleting Draw Objects 84
- Snapping Draw Objects 85
- Labeling a Draw Object 86
- Line Objects 87
- To Edit a Routable Road Line 88
- To Draw Routable Trails 89
- Editing a Track 91
- To Draw a Line 92
- To Edit a Line 92
- To Draw an Arc 93
- To Edit an Arc 94
- To Draw a Spline 95
- To Edit a Spline 96
- To Join 97
- To Break 97
- Area Objects 99
- To Edit a Polygon 100
- To Draw a Rectangle 101
- To Edit a Rectangle 101
- To Draw a Circle 102
- To Edit a Circle 102
- Point Objects 105
- To Add a Symbol 107
- To Edit the Name of a Symbol 107
- To Add a MapNote to the Map 108
- To Edit a MapNote 109
- To Edit a Text Label 110
- To Add an Image to Your Map 111
- Custom Symbols 115
- Finding a Custom Symbol 116
- Importing a Bitmap 116
- Copying and Pasting 117
- Pasting a Bitmap into XSym 117
- Dragging a Bitmap into XSym 118
- Removing a Symbol 119
- Draw Tool Box 119
- Anchor Position 120
- Cursor Position 120
- Creating a New Symbol Set 120
- Opening a Symbol Set 121
- GPS Overview 123
- What is GPS? 123
- How Does GPS Work? 123
- GPS Position Accuracy 123
- Initializing GPS 124
- Monitoring Your GPS Status 126
- GPS Status 127
- Satellite Info 127
- Dilution of Precision 127
- Satellite Listing 127
- Almanac 127
- Tracking Overview 128
- Automatic Pan 129
- Logging 129
- Playing Back a Log File 130
- To Send Route Points 133
- To Send Route Directions 133
- To Send Waypoints 134
- To Send Tracks 134
- To Receive a Route 135
- To Receive a Track as a Road 136
- To Receive a Track 136
- Route Overview 139
- Creating a Route 139
- Editing a Route 141
- Viewing Route Directions 142
- Editing Roads 143
- Saving a Route 144
- Deleting a Route 144
- Importing Routes 145
- Topo USA 5.0 User Guide 146
- Profile 147
- To View the Profile Graph 148
- Statistical Data Options 149
- Clearing a Profile 150
- 3-D Overview 151
- Using the 3-D Map 152
- Info Overview 153
- NetLink 155
- Map Display 157
- Shaded Relief 158
- Contours 158
- County Borders 158
- ZIP Codes 160
- Coordinate Preferences 160
- Changing the Map Display 161
- Handheld Export 163
- To Edit a Previously Cut Map 164
- To Send a Handheld Map 165
- To Send Draw Points 166
- 10. Click Finish 168
- To Send a GPS Log 170
- Legal Information 173
- PROHIBITIONS ON USE 174
- TERMINATION AND TRANSFER 175
- Important Notices 176
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