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Figure 6-18. Comparing “Full Extent” map view windows. ....................................................... 225
Figure 6-19. Using the "Zoom To Selection" option. .................................................................. 226
Figure 6-20. A ‘Map Extent’ properties window. ....................................................................... 227
Figure 6-21. The ‘Save Settings’ dialog window. ....................................................................... 228
Figure 6-22. Using the Action tool with a grid layer. .................................................................. 230
Figure 6-23. Selecting a shape layer object with the Action tool. ............................................... 231
Figure 6-24. The 'Coordinate Reference System Picker' parameters window. ........................... 235
Figure 6-25. The 'Save As Image' dialog window. ...................................................................... 236
Figure 6-26. The ‘Save Map as Image ...’ parameters page. ....................................................... 237
Figure 6-27. A map and map legend saved as JPEG files. .......................................................... 238
Figure 6-28. The world file (.jgw) created by the "Save as Image" option. ................................ 238
Figure 6-29. The KML file. ......................................................................................................... 239
Figure 7-1. The standard Menu Bar display. ............................................................................... 240
Figure 7-2. The Map menu on the Menu Bar. ............................................................................. 240
Figure 7-3. The 3D View menu on the Menu Bar. ...................................................................... 241
Figure 7-4. The Layout menu on the Menu Bar. ......................................................................... 242
Figure 7-5. The Histogram menu on the Menu Bar. ................................................................... 242
Figure 7-6. The Scatterplot menu on the Menu Bar. ................................................................... 242
Figure 7-7. The Diagram menu on the Menu Bar. ...................................................................... 243
Figure 7-8. The Table menu on the Menu Bar. ........................................................................... 243
Figure 7-9. A three-dimensional or perspective view of a digital elevation grid layer. .............. 244
Figure 7-10. Draping layers over a three dimensional display of elevation. ............................... 245
Figure 7-11. The dropdown list of options for the 3D View Menu Bar title. .............................. 246
Figure 7-12. The '3D-View' properties window. ......................................................................... 247
Figure 7-13. The 3D view window. ............................................................................................. 248
Figure 7-14. Adding 3D view options to the toolbar. .................................................................. 248
Figure 7-15. Comparing ‘Resolution’ values of “20” and “100”. ............................................... 249
Figure 7-16. The effect of the exaggeration factor. ..................................................................... 250
Figure 7-17. The bounding box option. ....................................................................................... 251
Figure 7-18. The perspective axes. .............................................................................................. 252
Figure 7-19. Using the ‘Y’ parameter on the ‘3D-View’ properties page. .................................. 253
Figure 7-20. Using the "Up" rotation command. ......................................................................... 253
Figure 7-21. Using the "Right" rotation option. .......................................................................... 254
Figure 7-22. Using the "Shift Left" tool. ..................................................................................... 256
Figure 7-23. Using the "Shift Up" tool. ....................................................................................... 256
Figure 7-24. Using the "Shift Backward" option. ....................................................................... 257
Figure 7-25. The effect of the exaggeration factor. ..................................................................... 258
Figure 7-26. The effect of “Perspectivic Distance”. .................................................................... 259
Figure 7-27. Comparing a 3D View window to an anaglyph map view window. ...................... 260
Figure 7-28. The ‘Save As Image’ dialog window. .................................................................... 262
Figure 7-29. A .jpg file of a perspective image created in SAGA. .............................................. 263
Figure 7-30. The ‘3D View: Player Sequence’ table of frames. ................................................. 264
Figure 7-31. The Menu Bar Layout dropdown list of options. .................................................... 265
Figure 7-32. Adding Layout options to the toolbar. .................................................................... 266
Figure 7-33. The layout view for the ‘1MCrelief' map view window. ........................................ 267
Figure 7-34. The ‘Fit Map Scale’ dialog window. ...................................................................... 267
Figure 7-35. The ‘1MCrelief’ map view window using a scale of 1:350000. ............................. 268
Figure 7-36. The 'Page Setup' dialog window. ............................................................................ 269
Figure 7-37. The 'Print Preview' window for the '1MCrelief' layout view window. ................... 270
Figure 7-38. The 'Print' dialog window. ...................................................................................... 271
Figure 7-39. The Histogram menu options. ................................................................................. 272