‘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
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
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
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, the corresponding data... more
One of the most used techniques to load data tables from spatial files into a Spatial Manager Desktop™ Map is through dragging and dropping them from Windows explorer This way of loading is very fast and allows you to load... more
A new release of Spatial Manager Desktop™ has been launched today. Try it or update your application: Spatial Manager Desktop™ Check all news for this and previous releases in our Documentation: Spatial Manager Desktop™ Changelog... more