Command / Right-Click

• Click the Print button on the toolbar, or right-click in the map and choose PRINT > PRINT. 
• Click Properties button, and then select Landscape for the orientation.
• Click OK and then OK or Print button on the next window.

• Click the Page Setup button on the toolbar, or right-click in the map and choose PRINT > PAGE SETUP to add the Title, Legend, Scale Bar, North Arrow, URL, and/or Time and Date to the printed map image.
• Then use the Print command to print the map.

• Click the Friendly button on the toolbar to print the map in black and white (no color).
• Then use the Print command to print the map.

• Click the Colors button on the toolbar to print the map in color (only visible if the Friendly button was clicked).
• Then use the Print command to print the map.

• Right-click in the map, and then choose COPY > COPY from the popup menu, or click the Copy button on the toolbar.
• Switch to the application in which you want to paste the map view.
• Choose EDIT > PASTE.

• Click the Select tool on the toolbar or by choosing SELECT > SELECT from the popup menu, and then click the feature. This selects the feature and deselects all previously selected features.
• Shift-click the feature adds the feature to the group of previously selected features.

• Click the PAN button on the toolbar, or right-click in the map and choose PAN from the popup menu. Notice that the cursor changes to a "hand."
• Press the mouse button and drag to move the map around.
• Release the mouse button to redraw the map and show the new view.

• Click the ZOOM button on the toolbar, or right-click in the map and choose ZOOM > ZOOM from the popup menu.
• Click a point to be the center of the redrawn map.

• Click the ZOOM OUT button on the toolbar, or right-click in the map and choose ZOOM > OUT from the popup menu.
• Click a point on which to center and redraw the map.

• Right-click in the map, and then choose ZOOM > PREVIOUS from the popup menu or click the ZOOM PREVIOUS button on the toolbar

• Click the Unzoom button in the toolbar, or right-click in the map and choose ZOOM > UNZOOM in order to view the map of the entire county.

• Select the map features about which you want a report.
• Right-click in the map, and then choose VIEW > REPORT from the popup menu, or click the Report button on the toolbar to display the View Report dialog box.
• Choose the report you want to view, and then click OK.

• Click the Measure button in the toolbar
• Click in the map where the starting point to measure will be.
• Continue to click the lines you want to measure, double-click the end point to get the final measurement.

• Stop or interrupt the map display from updating and dynamic amp layers form downloading. 

• Open the online help to get information about viewing maps.

• Clears any map feature that is selected.

• Click the Select Radius button in toolbar.
• Click in the map (where you click will be the center of the circle) and drag the mouse.
• Release the mouse to select the circled area.

• Click the Select Rect button in toolbar.
• Click in the map (where you click will be the top-left of the rectangle) and drag the mouse.
• Release the mouse to select the rectangle area.

• Click the Select Poly button in toolbar.
• Click in the map where you want to start the selected area, click the around the outside parameter of the area you want to select.
• Double-click to close the polygon and select the area.

• Make sure entire area being measured is in view, click the Area Measure button in toolbar.
• Click inside the map where the starting point to measure will be.
• Continue to click around the area you want to measure (uses straight lines).
• Double-click the end point to get final measurements.

• Make sure the entire area being measured is in the view, select the area(s) or parcel(s) to measure.
• Click the Element Measure button in the toolbar to get measurements.

• Click the Get Point button in toolbar.
• Click inside the map where you want coordinates.