* Saving marker sets for maps
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evinther
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Saving marker sets for maps
Hello,
I can't work out how to save a marker set - is this possible?
I realize i can save the map including markes as a jpg, but i want to save the marker sets themselves to allow for later modification without having to start all over.
Regards
Erik
I can't work out how to save a marker set - is this possible?
I realize i can save the map including markes as a jpg, but i want to save the marker sets themselves to allow for later modification without having to start all over.
Regards
Erik
Re: Saving marker sets for maps
Erik,
I just had a play creating a new marker set, but as soon as I closed the map window, it disappeared. I was hoping that by creating a marker set, it would become available next time I opened a map, but sadly it is not the case.
So the quick answer to your question is No
Perhaps something for the wish list?
I just had a play creating a new marker set, but as soon as I closed the map window, it disappeared. I was hoping that by creating a marker set, it would become available next time I opened a map, but sadly it is not the case.
So the quick answer to your question is No
Perhaps something for the wish list?
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Re: Saving marker sets for maps
To bad, but thanks for trying Mike.
yes, definitly something for the wish list!
Erik
yes, definitly something for the wish list!
Erik
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Re: Saving marker sets for maps
Maybe it's a bug, as you can 'Add' a marker set, and add individuals to that set, but as you say, despite it going to the pick list, it disappears after restarting.
It's worth opening a case with CP to see what they say?
It's worth opening a case with CP to see what they say?
Neil Grantham
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Re: Saving marker sets for maps
I've added a request to the wish list.
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Re: Saving marker sets for maps
To be honest, I think it's worth reporting as a bug to start with.
I have created a case with CP myself as I am just starting with mapping, so I will report what they say.
Neil Grantham
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Re: Saving marker sets for maps
So I created a support ticket that went like this:
Neil:
I have the latest version of FH, v7.017.1 and just starting to explore mapping.
I tried creating a map set using Add Marker Set... from 'Set Tasks'
I gave it a name, and used a query to add a set of people.
The named set is in the toggle list
If I close and open FH, the Set is gone, making the 'Edit' and 'Delete' options redundant!
So I pressed this further:CP:
Sorry it's not currently possible to retain Marker sets when the Map window is closed.
Neil:
So this renders the use of sets almost useless. If you save anything in FH, such as custom querys, diagrams etc. you expect to retrieve it. To have Edit/Delete for a map set is very short term.
Like all things, you might want to develop the set over time etc. so the lack of retention makes this void.
Is it a technical issue or is it planned for the future?
CP:
I will pass your feedback on to the developers for consideration.
Neil Grantham
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