Blog : Desktop L2 (Medium)

Spatial Manager Desktop™ considers the coordinate systems of the Layers in a Map to get a real view of their Features which will be projected according to the coordinate system of the MapWhen working with an application that includes... more

The connections through the Windows ODBC standard (Open Database Connectivity) expand the possibilities of access to data sources based on basic connection drivers that the operating system itself or some other applications can provide Access to certain file types, or... more

Spatial Manager Desktop™ has many tools to exploit the information included in spatial Tables. One of these tools is the “Export data” function, which you can use to export the alphanumeric data in the Data gridBy exporting the alphanumeric... more

Many Spatial Manager Desktop™ users are familiar with the large number of options included in the application to export spatial data, but few users are aware of the possibility to directly Import Tables to a container, such as a Schema of a... more

The KML or KMZ files of Google Earth can include some little-known parameters which apply to the Features they contain. One of these parameters is the Altitude of the Features By using the Altitude parameter, the Features can be placed... more

All the settings for the Spatial Manager™ applications are stored in XML files and a backup copy is automatically created whenever any of them is modified This is the list of configuration files for Spatial Manager: · Shortcuts.config: Shortcuts configuration... more