Issue 25

December 31, 2004

1) The Update commands work whether or not that level or layer is viewed. This means that displaying something or removing something through InRoads is going to take place, whether you see it or not. (pg. 86)

2) To annotate means to add a written comment. Any time the word Annotation is used, it refers to the textual aspect of the item in question. Horizontal alignments, vertical alignments, surface features, profiles, cross sections, and so on, all have Annotation placement capabilities. (pg. 99)

3) Any time a Preference button shows up on a dialog box or tab of a dialog box, this is an indication that settings for that particular area can be saved and stored for later use. (pg. 101)