- Click Autoscale in the Layers
dialog box for the Autoscale dialog box
- Layer will be visible if the map
scale is between the largest and smalles scales
Autoscale makes maps more readable by preventing too many features from
being drawn in too small a space. For example, when the scale of your map is set to show
the entire U.S., you do not want to see all the streets. When you zoom in on a single
city, however, you do want to see the streets. Autoscale makes this happen automatically.
Once autoscale is enabled, Maptitude checks the scale each time a map is
drawn and decides whether or not each layer should be drawn. Most of the geographic files
included with Maptitude have built-in autoscaling. Use the Autoscale dialog box if you
want to change the built-in autoscale settings.
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