When Can I Use the Edit-Undo Function in Maptitude?
When you can use the Edit-Undo function in Maptitude, and what to do when this option is not available
How can I create a customized version of the healthcare layers?
How to filter the healthcare data to just the locations you are interested in and then create your own layer from this filtered list
How Do I Track Demographic and Sales Data for My Territories?
You can keep track of demographic and sales data for your territories using Maptitude sales territory mapping software. Step-by-step guide on tracking data for territories.
How do I find the average household expenditure in a radius?
You can find the average household expenditure in a radius using Maptitude radius mapping software. Step-by-step tutorial to calculate consumer expenditure in a radius around your locations
Changing the cursor back to the pointer arrow
You can change the mouse cursor back to the pointer arrow when, for example, you have chosen another tool such as the Info tool. Simply choose the Pointer button on the Drawing toolbar.
Maptitude for Redistricting 2019 – Adding a Plan Library
Tutorial describing steps for Adding a Plan Library, for use with the Maptitude for Redistricting software
How do I find a central location for my layer?
You can find the central location for a set of locations or areas using Maptitude geographic analysis mapping software. Step-by-step tutorial on fidning the geographic center, mean center or weighted center for your layer.
How do I find the address for a location I click on in the map (Reverse Geocoding)?
How to perform reverse geocoding on a point, by clicking on a location in the map and finding the address information
How do I find the demographic composition around a bank?
You can find the demographic composition around a bank using Maptitude demographic mapping software. Step-by-step tutorial on analyzing the demographic makeup of the area surrounding a bank
Edit Animated GIF Files
Animated GIFs often look best when the images are all the same size. Use the Windows>Cascade command or maximize separate windows to make different windows the same size.