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Maptitude 5.0 Video Tutorials
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| Creating Maps |
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Creating a general purpose map with Create-a-Map Wizard and using the Map Librarian |
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Using the Maptitude Create-a-Map Wizard to locate, map, and analyze data stored in an Excel spreadsheet |
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Using Create-a-Map Wizard and the Joins to attach your data to a map layer |
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Opening Shapefiles, adding Shapefiles to a map, and opening ArcView Project files |
| Map Basics |
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Using the Zoom In, Zoom Out, and Pan tools, using the Map Locator, finding a particular location, and setting the map scale |
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Changing the default styles and labels for a layer |
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Using the Display Manager to change the styles, labels, and visibility of items in a map |
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Creating color, chart, dot-density, and 3-D prism maps |
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Using the Google Earth and TerraServer-USA toolboxes to add images to a map |
| Data Analysis |
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Using the Info tools, displaying data in a dataview, and working with dataviews |
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Using the selection tools, selecting by location or by attribute, combining selection sets, and computing statistics |
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Locating your data by address or ZIP Code |
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Creating overlays, areas of influence, bands (buffers), and density grids |
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Creating network-based bands of driving distance or time |
| International and Special Editions |
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Using Australian data for creating maps, themes, geocoding, and selection sets |
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Using Canadian data for creating maps, themes, and geocoding |
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Using Maptitude for Great Britain to locate your data, create thematic maps, and access Census data |
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Creating web applications using Maptitude for the Web |
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