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Anchor Position
Being aware of Cursor Position is important for choosing the anchor position of a
symbol. The anchor is the pixel position on the symbol that corresponds to the
geographic coordinate of the point selected on the map when the symbol is placed.
Any newly created symbol, whether imported, pasted or dragged into the XSym
Symbol Editing Grid, has a default position of center anchor.
XSym lets you change the anchor position of your symbol.
To Select the Anchor Position
Use the following steps to select the anchor position of a symbol.
1. Once your symbol is created, click the Anchor Position
button.
When you pass your pointer over the Symbol Editing Grid, it changes to a
small cross hair (plus sign).
2. Click the pixel grid within the symbol to position your anchor.
The anchor location pixel coordinate numbers display after the position text to
the right of the Anchor Position button. The large cross hair in the Symbol
Editing Grid moves from its default anchor position to the new anchor
position.
To Center the Anchor Position
Click Center Anchor to place the anchor point in the exact center of the Symbol
Editing Grid.
Cursor Position
Any symbol created in XSym is 24 x 24 pixels square. Each of these pixels is
represented in the Symbol Editing Grid. When you move your cursor over the
Symbol Editing Grid, the cursor position by pixel number displays to the right of the
Cursor Position text next to the Image Preview (as shown below).
Image Preview and Cursor Position
As you move the cursor over the grid, the numbers update according to where you
are in the 24 x 24 grid. The first number in the above sample, 16, refers to the
number of pixels across (the X coordinate) from the upper left corner of the grid,
beginning with zero. The second number, 14, refers to the number of pixels down
(the Y coordinate) from the upper-left corner of the grid, beginning with zero.
Symbol Sets
Creating a New Symbol Set
Symbols created in DeLorme XSym are saved within a symbol set (.dim file) which
can contain up to 250 symbols.
To Create a New Symbol Set
Use the following steps to create a new symbol set.
- Topo USA 1
- 8.0 User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- What's New in Topo USA 11
- Getting Started 11
- Welcome to Topo USA 11
- Frequently Asked Questions 12
- Helpful Tips 16
- Control Panel 17
- Tab Area 19
- Topo USA Data Regions 20
- Basic Functions 20
- Running Topo USA 20
- Zooming In and Out 20
- To Drag and Zoom In 21
- To Drag and Zoom Out 21
- Panning/Centering the Map 22
- Measuring Distance and Area 24
- To Measure Distance or Area 25
- Searching Tips 27
- Exiting the Program 28
- About the Interface 29
- Overview Map 30
- Toolbar 31
- Map Legend 33
- Land Cover 34
- Point Features 34
- Line Features 36
- Using the Toolbar 37
- To Create New Projects 37
- To Open a Project 38
- To Save a Project 38
- To Print 38
- To Print the Map Screen 38
- To Share Maps 38
- To Open the Map Library 39
- To Create a Route 39
- To Use GPS NavMode 40
- To Grab and Pan the Map 41
- To Create a Profile 41
- To Measure Distance 41
- To Choose Options 42
- Display Options Overview 45
- Customizing the Interface 45
- To Set Custom Map Features 48
- Changing the Map Colors 49
- Showing Hybrid Maps 50
- Accessing Data Collections 56
- Showing or Hiding Tabs 57
- To Show Individual Tabs 58
- To Hide Individual Tabs 58
- Reordering the Tabs 59
- Using Keyboard Shortcuts 61
- Creating a New Custom Scheme 61
- Customizing a DeLorme Scheme 63
- Renaming a Custom Scheme 63
- Deleting a Custom Scheme 64
- Importing a Custom Scheme 64
- Exporting a Custom Scheme 65
- Searching For Commands 65
- Viewing Map Data 67
- Connecting Data 67
- Viewing Data 67
- Map Files Overview 69
- Opening an Existing Project 70
- Editing a Project 70
- Saving a Project 71
- Creating Transfer Files 71
- To Create a Transfer File 72
- Importing Transfer Files 74
- E-mailing a Transfer File 74
- To E-mail a Transfer File 75
- Find Overview 77
- Performing a Basic Search 77
- Performing a POI Search 81
- To Find a Point of Interest 82
- Finding a Symbol by its Name 84
- Keyword Samples 85
- Notes on Category Searches 87
- To Move a MapTag 88
- To Hide MapTags 88
- To Delete MapTags 89
- Using Address Book Contacts 91
- Exporting Your Address Book 95
- To Export Your Address Book 96
- Printing 97
- Printing a Map 97
- To Print a Route 98
- Printing a Profile 99
- To Add Text to Your Map 100
- To Add an Image to Your Map 102
- 2 x 2 multi-page Map 105
- Using the Draw Tools 109
- Draw Overview 109
- Viewing Hidden Draw Tools 114
- Geocaching Features 114
- Draw File Management 115
- Creating a New Draw File 115
- Saving a Draw File 115
- Deleting a Draw File 116
- Hiding Draw Files 116
- Editing/Locking Draw Files 117
- To Import Files 119
- To Copy a Map Line 122
- Saving a Track as a GPS Log 123
- Copying a Draw File 125
- Changing Draw Object Types 125
- Renaming a Draw File 126
- Using Draw Objects 128
- Moving Draw Objects 129
- Renaming a Draw Object 130
- Deleting Draw Objects 131
- Snapping Draw Objects 132
- Labeling a Draw Object 134
- Splines 135
- Drawing a Track on the Map 137
- To Edit a Line Object 138
- Editing a Track 139
- To Join 140
- To Break 141
- Image to the Map 145
- To Edit a Point Object 146
- Specific Location 147
- To Move a MapNote 148
- To Delete a MapNote 148
- Custom Symbols 149
- Custom Symbols Overview 149
- Creating a New Symbol 150
- GPS Device Custom Symbols 151
- Third-Party GPS Devices 152
- Editing a Symbol 153
- Finding a Custom Symbol 153
- Importing a Bitmap 154
- Copying and Pasting 155
- Pasting a Bitmap into XSym 156
- Dragging a Bitmap into XSym 157
- Removing a Symbol 158
- Draw Tool Box 158
- Anchor Position 160
- Cursor Position 160
- Creating a New Symbol Set 160
- Opening a Symbol Set 161
- Routing 163
- Creating a Route 163
- Changing the Routing Method 167
- Viewing Route Directions 168
- Editing a Route 171
- Editing Roads 172
- Moving Route MapNotes 173
- Saving a Route 174
- Deleting a Route 174
- Importing Routes 174
- Using GPS 177
- GPS Overview 177
- Initializing GPS 178
- Tracking a Route with GPS 183
- To Stop GPS Tracking 184
- Playing Back a Log File 185
- Previewing a GPS Log File 186
- Monitoring Your GPS Status 187
- About GPS 190
- What is GPS? 191
- How Does GPS Work? 191
- GPS Position Accuracy 191
- Topo USA User Guide 192
- Using Voice Navigation 193
- Voice Overview 193
- Voice Commands 194
- Route Tab Commands 195
- Map Commands 196
- GPS Tab Commands 197
- Voice Tab Commands 197
- Voice Prompts 198
- Voice Options 199
- Voice Options Overview 199
- Speech Recognition Tips 200
- Changing Voice Output 201
- To Change the Voice Output 202
- Voice Preferences 203
- Using Handheld Devices 205
- Handheld Export 205
- Creating a Map Package 206
- Grid Size Comparisons 207
- Earthmate PN-20 Only 210
- Sending/Receiving Maps 211
- To Send Maps 212
- To Receive Maps 212
- Sending/Receiving Routes 213
- Sending/Receiving Tracks 214
- To Send Tracks 215
- To Receive Tracks 215
- Sending/Receiving Waypoints 216
- Firmware Updates 217
- To Send Waypoints 223
- To Receive Waypoints 223
- Earthmate PN-20 223
- Sending Route Information 225
- To Send Route Points 226
- To Send Route Directions 226
- Sending Tracks 227
- Sending Waypoints 227
- Receiving a Route 228
- Receiving a Track 229
- Receiving Waypoints 230
- Sending a Handheld Map 231
- Receiving a GPS Log 233
- Sending a GPS Log 238
- Profiling Linear Objects 241
- Creating a Profile 241
- To View the Profile Graph 242
- Statistical Data 244
- To Remove an Option 245
- To Add an Option 245
- Clearing a Profile 247
- User Profile Data 248
- Viewing Your Map in 3-D 251
- Viewing a 3-D Map 251
- Flying Over a 3-D Map 252
- Using NetLink 255
- NetLink Overview 255
- Downloads 256
- Support 256
- Using GeoTagger 257
- Tagging an Image 257
- Tagging Data 258
- Legal Information 261
- Important Notices 264
- Apache License, Version 2.0 270
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