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1. Click the Map Data tab.
2. Under Primary Map and/or Secondary Map (depending on the map window
you want to use to view the dataset), click the plus sign next to ADP
Dataset.
Each of your ADP datasets display.
3. Click the plus sign next to the ADP location.
The contents of the dataset display.
4. If the check box next to the data layer you want to display on the map is
selected, clear the check box and then select it again. The data layer displays
on the map.
OR
If the check box next to the data layer you want to display is cleared, select
the check box. The data layer displays on the map.
Managing Projects
Creating and Deleting Projects
You can create different data configurations and save them in separate projects.
To Create a New Project
When you create a new project, all of the data selected as your base data is
available in the new project. For more information, see Adding/Removing Base Data.
Use the following steps to create a new project.
1. Click the Map Data tab.
2. Click File and then click New.
A new untitled project opens, using the last map view as the default view.
Untitled # displays in the title bar after the product name.
OR
To name the file and save it, click File and then click Save As. Type the
name in the File Name text box and then click Save.
Note Projects have .xmp extensions and are saved by default in
C:\...\DeLorme Docs\Projects.
To Delete a Project
Use the following steps to delete a project.
1. On your computer, browse to the location of the project you want to delete.
Note Projects have .xmp extensions and are saved by default in
C:\...\DeLorme Docs\Projects. Projects created in XMap 5.x or earlier are
stored in the DeLorme Docs folder on the root of your C drive. For more
information, see Migrating Data to the New DeLorme Docs Location.
2. Select the file from the file list and then click the Delete button on the
toolbar or press the DELETE key on your keyboard.
OR
Right-click the file in the file list and click Delete.
Tip You can open a project to verify it is the one you want to delete. For more
information, see Opening a Project.
Opening a Project
You can open projects created in all versions of XMap.
To Open a Project