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Load Procedures Overwriting Layers
user name
 2006-01-23 18:52:14 

  


  

    

According to the design it's not supposed to overwrite 
edited layers.


 


This has been logged as a defect.


 


Regards,


Dave






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Subject: 
[Mse-users] RE: Load Procedures Overwriting Layers





If you uncheck the Layers box at the bottom of the Load 
Procedure definition dialog, it should not overwrite your edited layer 
definition when you re-run that procedure.


 


Andy Morsell, P.E. 

Spatial Integrators, 
Inc. 
http://www.SpatialGIS.com 







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Exactly230; something like 
this would be greatly appreciated… 


 


Another 
thingR30;


 


When I load a shape 
file in Studio and set colors etc. Save and close the editor. Now I change 
something in my shape files, or the DBF, the layout in studio is not directly 
affected. When I load the shapefiles again, the changes are made, BUT also all 
my color settings etc. are gone. 


 


So this would mean that 
everytime a shapefile is updated, everything needs to be redesigned, or is there 
another way to reload the shapefiles without changing color 
themes230;?


 


 


 


 

  

  
  
   
     
    






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