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-====== Load a map ====== 
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-Using map viewer, there are actually four ways you can load a map (or a group of maps, by using the CTRL key on file selection dialog):\\ 
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-{{ :​map_viewer:​load_menu.png?​nolink&​ |}}\\ 
-Load map (cleaning map list). 
-  Will erase the current map stack (label "​Maps"​ on main dialog). 
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-Load map (keeping map list). 
-  Will *NOT* change current map stack, the new loaded map will be on top of the stack and *visible*. 
-  Every incompatible map (different number of lines or columns) will be turned off (invisible). 
-  Keep in mind that if you open a incompatible map, the current transformation will be erased and the  
-  default transformation (which renders to full screen) restored. 
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-Load map on selection 
-  Will load the new map replacing the selected map. This option is only available if there is a map loaded. 
-  All transformations (histogram, palette, pan, zoom) will be untouched. The new map will try to match the 
-  active map layer selection. 
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-Load viewer state 
-  Will load a entirely new viewer state, replacing the map stack, the background color, loaded palettes, histogram 
-  transformations and everything else. 
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-==== Map loaded, so what? ==== 
-After your map is loaded, you can see it on the "​Maps"​ stack on the right.\\ 
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-{{ :​map_viewer:​loaded_map.png?​nolink&​ |}}\\ 
-Initially, your map will be loaded **Collapsed**. We do this because the functionality of **each** map 
-is contained inside its "​row"​ in the map stack. To expand, just click on the expand arrow.\\ 
-{{ :​map_viewer:​map_arrow_expand.png?​nolink&​ |}}\\ 
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-After expanding, your map will look like this on the map stack:\\ 
-{{ :​map_viewer:​loaded_map_expanded.png?​nolink&​ |}}\\ 
-For maps with category information bundled, it will look like this.\\ 
-{{ :​map_viewer:​loaded_map_category.png?​nolink&​ |}}\\ 
-You can see a new button, this is just a toggle between "​normal"​ mode and "​category"​ mode. Inside the category mode, the map transformation is ignored and the category colors 
-are used instead. Also, when showing legends in category mode, category colors and names are shown instead of the legend range. 
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-==== Map information ==== 
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-You can retrieve map information by clicking on the icon {{:​map_viewer:​info_icon.png?​nolink&​|}} 
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-{{ :​map_viewer:​map_info.png?​nolink&​ |}} 
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-This information comes from Dinamica EGO itself, the available rows can vary from map to map. 
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-<note tip> 
-Tip: It is possible to assign aliases to maps and map groups. You can set the alias on the top part of the information dialog. 
-</​note>​ 
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-==== Map functions ==== 
-The functions you have for **each** map are described below:\\ 
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-{{:​map_viewer:​loaded_map_buttons.png?​nolink&​ |}} 
-1) Change map layer. If your map has many layers, you can select the active layer to be shown. Only one layer can be use at time.\\ 
-2) Change map [[color_palette|palette]].\\ 
-3) Opacity (by default, viewer show opaque maps, but you can set a transparency threshold and adjust stack to combine maps).\\ 
-4) [[Viewer Image Expression|Image Expression]] (calculate expression - just like calculate map on Dinamica EGO - for map values).\\ 
-5) [[histogram|Histogram]] transformation.\\ 
-6) Edit color [[color_palette|palette]] selected on the left combo box (2).\\ 
-7) Toggle category view (only available for maps with category information).\\ 
-8) Toggle map visibility.\\ 
-9) Remove map from [[map_viewer_interface|stack]]\\