Difference between revisions of "Spatial Manager Desktop™ - FAQs: Spatial files"
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| − | ===How can I load a data table from a spatial file | + | ===How can I load a data table from a spatial file into a Map in Spatial Manager Desktop™?=== |
| + | You can load a data table from a spatial file using the right-click menu over the file item in the "Data sources" panel to load its content (all the file or a table from the file) into a new or a existing Map. You can also make a double-click over the file (or a table from the file) to load it into a new or a existing Map (this behavior may be configured in the application settings) | ||
==Related links== | ==Related links== | ||
*[http://www.spatialmanager.com/drag-and-drop-of-shp-kml-gpx-etc-files-to-a-map/ Drag and drop of SHP, KML, GPX, etc., files to a Map] | *[http://www.spatialmanager.com/drag-and-drop-of-shp-kml-gpx-etc-files-to-a-map/ Drag and drop of SHP, KML, GPX, etc., files to a Map] | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 17 December 2013
Introduction
- Objective of this section
- To load spatial information from files with single or multiple content using different methods
- Topics in this section
- File load methods: data sources panel (direct from or through UDS), directly loading from Windows explorer or drag and dropping from the explorer to a map
- Multiple content files: files including internal folders and those files including multiple internal schemas and tables
How can I load a data table from a spatial file into a Map in Spatial Manager Desktop™?
You can load a data table from a spatial file using the right-click menu over the file item in the "Data sources" panel to load its content (all the file or a table from the file) into a new or a existing Map. You can also make a double-click over the file (or a table from the file) to load it into a new or a existing Map (this behavior may be configured in the application settings)