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How to geo-reference an ‘unreferenced’ spatial Table?

Occasionally you will find some spatial data (SHP files or PostGIS tables, for example) that does not include geo-referencing information, but you know the Coordinate System (CRS) used to define the Features in the Table If this applies to you,... more


Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD: first preview

In the coming days, we will be releasing the first beta version of Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD. We are very proud of this innovative tool designed for AutoCAD users who need to import and manage spatial data and that includes... more


Editing ‘Non editable’ Layers

‘Non editable’ Layers are those that are connected to any data source through a ‘read only’ data Provider The reason why these layers are deemed ‘non-editable’ is that, since the data sources connected can not be saved if their content in a... more


Advanced methods for selecting Features in a Map

Spatial Manager Desktop™ includes multiple, simple or advanced methods to select Features: graphical selections, Data grid selections, queries over Layers, restrict the selection to a Layer, add/remove Features to/from a selection, spatial queries and more Using some of these methods,... more


Spatial Queries using SHP files

Within the Spatial Manager Desktop™ functional suite, you can find some advanced functions such as Spatial Queries to solve the search of interferences between Features Spatial Queries allows you to locate Features in a Layer that interfere with the selected... more


How to Copy and re-use data from the Properties Panel

Inside Spatial Manager Desktop™ there is a “hidden” option to take advantage of the data shown in the Properties Panel By placing the cursor over any data, if CTRL + C (standard combination for “Copy”) is pressed,... more