HowSold MAPPER The easy-to-use property GIS

HowSold MAPPER The easy-to-use property GIS
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HowSold MAPPER INDEX 1. FEATURES 2. GETTING STARTED 3. DISPLAYING A RASTER MAP 4. DISPLAYING A DIGITAL MAP To view the whole slide show, click the left mouse button. To view any indexed item, click on the blue text. 5. ADDING DATA 6. ADDING BOUNDARIES 7. SPATIAL ANALYSIS 8. THEMATIC MAPPING 9. PRINTING 10. REGISTERING MAPS 11 SETTING UP AN ODBC DATA SOURCE I WANT TO LOAD HowSold MAPPER ONTO MY COMPUTER Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

HowSold MAPPER FEATURES Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

HowSold MAPPER Map Types Ordnance Survey Raster Maps as 256 colour in BMP format 1:10, scale 1:50, scale Ordnance Survey Digital Maps 1: scale (LandLine Urban) 1: scale (LandLine Rural) 1:10,000 scale (LandLine Moorland) 1:250,000 scale (Strategi) 1:625,000 scale (BaseDataGB) BoundaryLine Bartholomew Raster Maps as 256 colour in BMP format 1:250,000 scale Cities Revealed Aerial Photography as 256 colour in BMP format Standard scales using export Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

SELECTION OF MAPS HowSold MAPPER can read a wide variety of maps
Bartholomew 1:250:000 Ordnance Survey 1:50000 Ordnance Survey 1:1250 Digital Map Ordnance Survey 1:10000 Cities Revealed 1:1250 photo Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

HowSold MAPPER Data Types Imports digital data in the following formats MIF (MapInfo) GEN (ArcInfo) DIG (GISMO) BNA (ATLAS) BoundaryLine translator allows extraction of fully featured boundaries for Counties, Districts, Wards, Parishes Parliamentary and Euro Constituencies Links to any ODBC compliant data source e.g. Access dBase Excel FoxPro Paradox Smallworld Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

SELECTION OF DATA TYPES HowSold MAPPER can read a variety of Point and Boundary data
Boundaries Overlay on a photo Overlay on a digital map Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

HowSold MAPPER Thematic Mapping HowSold MAPPER produces thematic maps from Point data e.g. residential property transactions Geo-referenced data e.g. Census Linear data e.g. Traffic Accidents Combination of above e.g. Crime Mapping The maps may represent Administrative boundaries Post code boundaries Roads Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

THEMATIC MAPPING HowSold MAPPER can map data thematically to show spatial distribution
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HowSold MAPPER GETTING STARTED Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to start HowSold MAPPER ;
When HowSold MAPPER is installed, it will set up default directories. The following examples assume these defaults. HowSold MAPPER can be started using the standard Windows95 procedure. You may also wish to create a shortcut on your desktop. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

RUNNING HowSold MAPPER
HowSold MAPPER can be run using standard Windows 95 procedure as follows Use the Start Menu Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

BEGINNING A PROJECT When you begin HowSold MAPPER you are given the option to select a ‘New Project’ or open an existing project. HowSold MAPPER uses project files to store information about the maps you have selected and the data you are mapping. Click on ‘New Project’ The following menu appears You are given two start options : View Maps or View Data We will start with Maps Select Main Map Display. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

VIEWING THE MAP DISPLAY SCREEN
Whichever map scale was on the screen when you last used the system, is redisplayed Fill the screen by clicking on the ‘Full Screen’ boxes The Map-View scale is shown here Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

USING THE TOOLBAR OR THE MENU BAR REFRESH THE SCREEN ZOOM OUT
PAN CONTROLS ZOOM IN OR THE MENU BAR Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

SPECIFY A DETAILED AREA
Use the mouse to define an area Using the mouse, click on the top left corner of the required area and drag to the bottom right corner. The screen will redisplay the selected area. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

Displaying a Raster Map
HowSold MAPPER Displaying a Raster Map Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to view a Raster Map
Before viewing maps, they must first be registered. They are then stored in a directory, defined by the user. The following examples assume a map has been registered. The map used in the example is a Bartholomews 1:250,000 scale. For details on how to register a map, see the section ‘Registering Maps’. HowSold MAPPER uses raster maps in the Bitmap (BMP) format. This is one of the world’s most common formats. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

CREATING THE MAP DISPLAY
HowSold MAPPER gives the user the option of displaying standard scale maps. The following process will show the user how to display a 1:250:000 scale map on the screen Select options and the following menu will appear Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

THE BITMAP TAB Clicking on the bitmap tab will give the user options for choosing the required map scale Click on the Bitmap tab Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

SELECTING THE REQUIRED MAP SCALE
In the bitmap panel there is a list of map scales. The ‘Path’ panel informs the user where the registered maps are stored Ensure the ‘display box’ is ticked. Select the map scale required. In this example, the 1: scale map has been selected Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button.

USING PLACE HOLDERS Place holders are used to determine at which zoom
level the user wants the screen to redraw the map. If the place holder is removed, the screen will redraw the whole map tile. This may take a long time to display if you have a lot of map tiles. If the place holder is switched on, a box will show the outline of the map. Only when you zoom in will the detail of the map appear. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

THE SELECTED MAP APPEARS ON SCREEN
Once the scale has been selected the map is displayed. Bartholomew 1:250000 map tile Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

DISPLAYING A DIGITAL MAP
HowSold MAPPER DISPLAYING A DIGITAL MAP Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to view Digital Maps.
Before viewing maps, they must first be registered. They are then stored in a directory, defined by the user. The following examples assume a map has been registered. The map used in the example is an Ordnance Survey 1:1250 scale map. For details on how to register a map, see the section ‘Registering Maps’. The Ordnance Survey supply their maps in the National Transfer Format (NTF). This is their standard format. Their large scale series maps (1:1,250, 1:2,500 and 1:10,000) are known as LandLine and LandLine Plus. . Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

THE NTF TAB NTF is the National Transfer Format, used by the Ordnance Survey. All your OS digital maps are supplied in this format. Select options and the following menu will appear Ensure the NTF tab is selected Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

LANDLINE Landline is the name of the Standard Ordnance Survey Digital Maps Ensure that the required boxes are selected Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

THIS IS HOW THE MAP APPEARS ON THE SCREEN
Once the scales have been selected the map can be displayed. Ordnance Survey 1:1250 scale map tile Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

SELECTING FEATURES Each Ordnance Survey digital map contains many features which you may wish to turn on or off . Select ‘NTF Feature Selection’ and the following menu appears A list of all the digital map features Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

SELECTING FEATURES HowSold MAPPER allows you to customise your map so that only features of interest are shown. Any number of features can be selected. 4. Send to the ‘Features to Show’ box 3. Highlight a selection of features to appear on the map 2. Click on ‘Features’ Features sorted in alphabetical order 1. Click on ‘Hide All’ All digital map features are now invisible Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

HowSold MAPPER Adding Data Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to link HowSold MAPPER to a database.
HowSold MAPPER does not store data. Instead, it links to your own database or spreadsheet. This link or connection, uses Microsoft’s Open Data Base Connectivity (ODBC). The following examples assume the ODBC link has been established to a database. The database being used is called LVIUDATA. It is stored in a MS Access table. For details on how to link HowSold MAPPER to your data, see section ‘ODBC Link’. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

POINT DATA displayed as points on a map.
Users can access grid referenced data directly from their native database or spreadsheet. The data can then be displayed as points on a map. The user can analyse the information via a polygon,circle or buffer. The results can then be exported back into the database as a separate table. LVIUDATA* This dataset will be used in the following examples *This dataset is derived from data supplied by the LVIU. It contains details of all property transactions in Scotland. For this purpose the data is held in a Microsoft Access database. The database can have any number of fields but it MUST have a grid reference - easting and northing Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

VIEWING DATA ON THE MAP We will now link data to a map. 1. Run Query
2. From the above menu, select the ‘Machine Data Source’ tab. Highlight “Sasines” and then OK. A link has now been established between the database and HowSold MAPPER. 3. We are now looking at the tables within the LVIU database.Select a table and click OK. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

SELECTING THE FIELDS This menu allows you to select which fields you want to appear on the screen 1 You can “Add All” or be selective by highlighting the required fields and using the arrows to send them to the “Selected Column” 4. Now press OK 3. This dataset has a twelve figure grid reference. The Co-ordinate Accuracy must therefore be set to 1m. 2. The Easting and Northing drop down boxes MUST contain the column names from the database which inform HowSold MAPPER where each record is positioned. The system will automatically fill in these two fields if the field names of the grid reference are called “Easting Northing” or “X Y”. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

VIEWING THE DATA Tile the map by selecting one of the following: Tile horizontally Tile Vertically Database Window Before you add a map background ensure the ‘Map Window’ is highlighted To manipulate the database ensure the‘Database Window’ is highlighted Highlighting any point on the map window will identify the corresponding record in the database window. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

CHANGING THE SYMBOLS Before you change the symbols ensure the
1. Select View - Options Before you change the symbols ensure the “Database Window” is highlighted. 2. Select a shape file from the pull down menu and hit OK. The new symbols are displayed. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

HowSold MAPPER ADDING BOUNDARIES Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to import boundaries
A closed boundary is called a polygon. They are supplied in several common formats, and may represent Administrative Areas, Postcode areas/districts/sectors etc. The following boundaries are examples of boundaries held in a GISMO format. For other formats supported see the section entitled ‘Features’. You may store these files in any directory. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

BOUNDARIES and POLYGONS
HowSold MAPPER can import closed boundaries of different formats e.g. MIF, GEN, Gismo and BNA New boundary definer Boundary name description Boundary name This boundary file represents Service Delivery Areas. X/Y co-ordinate pair Other examples include district boundaries,wards, census geographies, postcode and many more. Boundaries are either bought from an external source or alternatively created by the user. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

IMPORTING A BOUNDARY FILE
The boundary file can be located either on the local machine or on a networked machine. 1. Select Import - Geometry 2.Use the Windows dialogue box to select the required file. This dialogue box allows the user to automatically select the polygon file as it is loaded. Useful only if you want to analyse all the imported polygons. The default does not select the imported polygons. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

SELECTED POLYGON APPEARS ON THE SCREEN
The Service Delivery Areas are displayed on a 1:10:000 scale raster with the LVIU database Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

HowSold MAPPER SPATIAL ANALYSIS Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to analyse your data Spatially.
Spatial refers to a position in space. However, unless data is 3 dimensional, the term Spatial more usually refers to a position on the Earth’s surface. The following examples shows Spatial Analysis performed on boundaries. It is also possible to spatially analyse data by circle or line (buffer). Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

SELECTING AN AREA HowSold Mapper allows the user to run a spatial query on any closed boundary. This can be a pre- defined area such as Service Delivery Areas. It can be a circle or a buffer. QUERY: Show me all the properties which fall within Service Delivery Area 2 1. Load in the ‘Service Delivery Areas’ See Adding Boundaries 3. Ensure the correct polygon is selected This is the name of the selected boundary 2. Select Service Delivery Area 2 by clicking inside the correct polygon If there are more than one feature selected. Highlight features not required and press the ‘De-select ‘ button. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

RUNNING THE QUERY The results of the spatial query appear in
2. Tile the windows - ‘See Getting Started’ The results of the spatial query appear in the Map Window with the corresponding data in the Database Window. 1. Select Query - Run Query on Object This instruction selectively pulls from the LVIU database only those records which fall within the selected ‘object’ - Service Delivery Area 2 Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

EXPORTING RESULTS OF THE QUERY
The results of the query can be exported directly to a database or exported to a text file for use in a spreadsheet or word processor. 1. Ensure the ‘Database Window’ is highlighted 2. Select Export - Query Results to Database Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

SAVING THE RESULTS IN A DATABASE TABLE
If the results of the query have been exported to a database carry out the following steps: 1. Ensure the ‘Machine Data Source’ Tab is selected and select e.g. Sasines. Now press OK 2. How Sold Mapper will ask for a new table name to store the results. Type one in. Once the table is created the following message appears. The results of this query are stored in the LVIU database under a table called SDA. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

HowSold MAPPER THEMATIC MAPPING Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to map data Thematically.
A Thematic map shows a Theme. A Theme may be a census variable showing population. It may also be unemployment levels or crime. It is also possible to map occurrences of points (Point Thematics) e.g. Addresses. Data with a Geo-graphic Reference (Geo-Ref..) e.g. a Ward, is mapped using ‘Standard Thematics’. Data which has Eastings and Northings (Co-ordinate Values) is mapped using ‘Point in Polygon’ thematics. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

WHAT IS THEMATIC MAPPING ?
In the following example the LVIU database will be mapped using ‘Point in Polygon Thematic’ The map will be shaded according to the number of records which fall within the Service Delivery Areas of Edinburgh. To start, select Query - Thematic Mapping - New Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

USING WIZARDS HowSold Mapper allows you to create a thematic map using Windows ‘Wizard’ technology. The Wizard has a number of stages - when you have completed one stage click on the ‘Next’ button to move onto the next stage. STAGE 1 Click on ‘Select Data Source’ Ensure ‘Machine Data Source’ tab is selected and click on ‘Sasines’ then OK Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

STAGE 2 Select the table or query you want to map.
Ensure the thematic mapping type is set to ‘Point in Polygon’. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

STAGE 4 STAGE 3 Ensure both the Easting and Northing
fields are identified in the relevant boxes and the co-ordinate accuracy is set correctly Click on ‘Load New Geometry file..’ and locate the boundary file ‘Service Delivery Areas for Edinburgh’.Click on Open Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

STAGE 5 STAGE 6 Choose the number of class intervals or ranges
you want to use. If you choose 4, Sirius divides the data into 4 equal groups. Ensure this is unticked if you want solid colours Colour Ramping - Select this button. Choose a colour for both the highest and lowest range. The colours in between will be shaded accordingly. STAGE 6 The final stage gives a summary of the options you have chosen. To draw the thematic map simply click the ‘Finish’ button. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

The resulting thematic map is shown below
VIEWING THE RESULTS The resulting thematic map is shown below Now add a legend Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

ADDING A LEGEND Select Query - Thematic Mapping -
Display legend with - No Dec Place The resultant map legend appears Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

REMOVING THE THEMATIC MAP
Select Query - Thematic Mapping - Remove When you remove the ‘thematics’ the boundary file remains on the screen. This can remain on the screen for the next Thematic Map or can be removed: Removing the Boundary File 1. Select Geometry - Options 2. From the options menu, ensure the correct Geometry is selected and press the delete button. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

THEMATIC AFTERCARE STAGE 1
Thematic Aftercare allows you to produce another map using the same boundary file and the same variable but using a different number of ranges and a different set of range values. 1. Select Query - Thematic Mapping - Aftercare... Thematic Aftercare works through three Wizards STAGE 1 Change the number of ranges to three and Ensure ‘User Defined ranges’ is highlighted Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

STAGE 2 This menu allow you to edit the ranges To edit values, highlight a range and make any changes in the ‘Edit Boxes’. Edit the ranges STAGE 3 You can change the colours and transparency if required Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

THE NEW MAP The new map now has three user defined ranges

HowSold MAPPER PRINTING Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

We will now go through the steps showing you how to Print hardcopy mapped data.
HowSold Mapper can print hardcopy maps showing either the screen display or can print a map to scale. Maps can be overlaid with geometry or data. Maps may be Ordnance Survey maps, Aerial Photographs or Thematic Maps. Each map may have a Title, Legend and North Point. The user has two options: 1. Create a Standard Template 2. Create a User Defined Template Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

CREATING A STANDARD PRINT TEMPLATE
HowSold Mapper allows the user to create a standard print template for plotting or printing maps. Ensure the map view is on the screen and select ‘Page Setup’ Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

EDIT THE PRINT TEMPLATE
The Print Template outlines details of the current plot. All these fields can be edited Specify the legend title and its position Set the position on the plot of the legend template Set the location of the North Arrow Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

PREVIEWING THE PRINT Print Preview shows how the map will be printed.
Once you are happy with the template click on the print button. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

CREATING A USER DEFINED PRINT TEMPLATE
HowSold Mapper allows the user to define their own Print Template 1. Ensure the map view to be plotted is on the screen and the ‘Map Display’ window is highlighted. Select File - Page Designer 2. Select either of the two tile buttons to split the screen This screen is the ‘Map Display’. This screen is the ‘Page Template’. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

THE PAGE TEMPLATE MENU BAR
Highlight the ‘Page Template’ window. A new menu bar appears at the top of the screen Adding clipart files Adding a logo Adding a Legend Adding a Map Zooming in button Adding a Copyright message Adding Text Adding a box Adding a line or arrow Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

EDITING THE PRINT TEMPLATE
A. ADDING TEXT 1. Ensure the ‘Print Template’ is selected. From the menu bar click on the text button 2. Type the required text in the text box and click on the font button 3. Select Font type, Font size and Font colour Once OK is selected a cross hair (+) allows the user to position the text on the Print Template Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

B. CREATING A SECOND MAP Create a second map screen to add to the ‘Print Template’ 1. Highlight the ‘Map Display ’ window and select Window - New Map Display 2. The following menu will appear: Either define your own map view by typing in the appropriate grid references OR select the OK button to create a map display similar to the first. This will be labelled ‘Map Display 2’. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

CREATING A SECOND MAP CONTINUED 3. Ensure Map Display 2 is highlighted, make any changes e.g. the map background, zoom factor, new data, boundaries etc 4. Ensure the ‘Print Template’ window is highlighted and select the Map button 5. From the next menu, define (a) which map to display (Map Display 2) and (b) define the scale ( this is optional) 6. When the OK button is pressed, the icon changes to a cross hair (+) .Using the mouse button define an area on the Print Template to position the new map view. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

C. CREATING A LOGO AND COPYRIGHT MESSAGE 1.Ensure the ‘Print Template’ window is selected. Select Layout -Options 2. From the next menu : (a) Type in a copyright message (b) Press the Browse button and locate any Windows Meta file (WMF) to be used as a logo. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

CREATING A LOGO AND COPYRIGHT MESSAGE CONTINUED 3. Select the copyright button When the icon changes to a cross hair, place the message on to the template 4. Select the logo button When the icon changes to a cross hair, use the mouse to define an area on the template. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

D. ADDING BOXES AND ARROWS 1. To add a box to the template, select the box button. From the dialog menu: (a) Choose the outline colour ( c) Tick the ‘no fill’ box if you want to draw the box around existing text (b) Choose the fill colour Use the cross hair to define the size and shape of the box on the template 2. To add lines and arrows, select the line button. (a) Select the line colour and thickness (b) Tick the arrow head box Use the cross hair to draw the arrow on the template. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

HowSold MAPPER REGISTERING MAPS

We will now go through the steps showing you how to register maps.
Before HowSold MAPPER can view maps, they must first be registered. HowSold MAPPER handles 2 map types; Raster (bitmap format) Digital (NTF format) The registration process for each is the same. HowSold MAPPER will place each map tile automatically into its correct location. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

OPENING UP THE REGISTER
HowSold MAPPER has two modules which allow the user to register maps simply and quickly. The Bitmap Register Registers raster maps (bitmaps) The NTF register Registers Ordnance Survey digital maps (NTF) The registration process makes the maps suitable for use in HowSold MAPPER and places them in their correct geographical location according to the sheet name being loaded. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

REGISTERING ONE DIGITAL MAP
The 1:1250 map tile that we will register in this example is Nt2472ne.ntf It is stored on the CD provided 1. Open up the NTF Register 2. Select File - Options 4. If this directory does not exist, the following menu appears. Click on Yes 3. Type in a directory name to store the maps. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

REGISTERING ONE DIGITAL MAP (cont.)
5. Select File - Open 6. Locate the map tile from the CD and click on ‘Open’ 7. The selected map appears in the ‘NTF Tile Registrar’ Box Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

REGISTERING ONE DIGITAL MAP (cont.)
8. Select File - Register Tile 9. The following message will appear once the file has been successfully registered Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

REGISTERING A BATCH OF DIGITAL MAPS
It is possible to register several NTF tiles simultaneously. 1. Open the NTF Register and Select File - Batch Register 2. Locate and highlight all the ‘NTF’ maps to be registered. 3. Click on Open. All the maps selected will register and be stored in the directory specified in File - Options, in this example c:\lviu\mapdata\landline Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

REGISTERING ONE OR MORE BITMAPS
1. Open the Bitmap Registrar 2. Select File - Options 3. Type in a directory name to store the maps Register a bitmap tile as you would an NTF tile Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

SETTING UP AN ODBC DATA SOURCE
HowSold MAPPER SETTING UP AN ODBC DATA SOURCE Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

WHAT IS AN ODBC DATASOURCE ?
HowSold MAPPER does not store data. Instead, it links to your own database or spreadsheet. This link or connection, uses Microsoft’s Open Data Base Connectivity (ODBC). When loading MS Access, the option to load the ODBC Drivers should be ticked. The following example will show you how to create the ODBC link to a database. The database being used is called LVIUDATA. It is stored in a MS Access table. It is assumed that the MS Access ODBC Drivers are loaded. Please note that in order for HowSold MAPPER to link to a datasource, there must be an ODBC driver loaded. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

LINKING THE LVIU DATABASE WITH HowSold MAPPER
The database lviudata.mdb is stored on the CD. 1. Copy the database onto your hard drive (the set-up installation may do this for you). 2. Open HowSold MAPPER, select ‘New Project’, then’ Database Display’ Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

3. From the next menu select the ‘Machine Data Source’ Tab
4. Click on the ‘New’ Button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

5. Ensure User Data Source is selected, click on the next button
6. Ensure the Microsoft Access Driver is selected, click on the next button 7. If all the information on this screen is correct, click on the Finish button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

8. In the ODBC set up menu carry out the following:
(a) Type in a name for the data source (b) Click on the ‘Select.’ button and locate the file lviudata.mdb 9. Once you have selected Ok in both menus, the new data source name will appear under the ‘Machine Data Source’ Tab. The ODBC link is established. It will always appear on the ‘Data Source’ Menu list. Now click the left mouse button for the next slide Now click the left mouse button

VIEWING DATA ON THE MAP USING THE ODBC LINK
Open HowSold MAPPER and carry out the following tasks: 1. Run Query 2. From the above menu, select the ‘Machine Data Source’ tab. Highlight “LVIUdata” and then OK. The link now been established between the database and the GIS engine. 3. We are now looking at the tables within the LVIU database.Select a table and click OK. Now click the left mouse button Now click the left mouse button for the next slide

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