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The "SPM" panel is splited into two areas: the upper area is the "Data sources" area, and the lower area is the "Properties" area. Inside the panel, you can move the split line up or down to distribute the space for both areas as you need | The "SPM" panel is splited into two areas: the upper area is the "Data sources" area, and the lower area is the "Properties" area. Inside the panel, you can move the split line up or down to distribute the space for both areas as you need | ||
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Revision as of 09:34, 29 January 2014
Application panel
The "SPM" panel includes the main functions of Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD. From here, you will be able to manage your data sources and to launch your import processes. Like any AutoCAD panel, the "SPM" panel can be arranged, docked, undocked, grouped, self-collapsed, etc., and resized, depending on the preferences and needs of each user or each job, by dragging its title bar, double-clicking on its title bar, etc.
You can open this panel using the command "SPM" and you can close it using the command "SPMCLOSE"
The "SPM" panel is splited into two areas: the upper area is the "Data sources" area, and the lower area is the "Properties" area. Inside the panel, you can move the split line up or down to distribute the space for both areas as you need
Data sources area
Content varies depending on the selected data source
Properties area
When the Properties panel is open, you will see all information about items such as Data Sources, Data Tables, Layers, Maps, etc., depending on the current focus of the application. The next images show you some samples of the Properties panel in Spatial Manager Desktop™
