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Category:Toolbar

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The '''Toolbar''' contains a group of buttons that serve a similar purpose.

To rearrange the toolbars → [[Placement of Toolbars]]

Clicking on any of theese pictures will take you to the corresponding toolbar-article.

'''Administration:'''

[[File:ToolbarMainAdmin.png|link=Category:Toolbar Administration|Toolbar Administrator]]

'''Database:'''

[[File:Main-Data Toolbar.png|link=Category:Toolbar Main Database|]]

'''Edit:'''

[[File:ToolbarMain-Edit.png|link=Category:Toolbar Edit|]]

'''Editor:'''

[[File:ToolbarEditor.png|link=Category:Toolbar Editor]]

'''Import/Export:'''

[[File:ToolbarImportExport.png|link=Category:Toolbar Import/Export|]]

'''Information:'''

[[File:ToolbarInformation.png|link=Category:Toolbar Information|]]

'''Language:'''

[[File:LanguageToolbar.png|link=Category:Toolbar Language]]

'''Link Editor:'''

[[File:ToolbarLinkEditor.png|link=Category:Toolbar Link Editor]]

'''Main Database:'''

[[File:Main-Data_Toolbar.png|link=Category:Toolbar Main Database|]]

'''Map Configuration:'''

[[File:ToolbarMapConfiguration.png|link=Category:Toolbar Map Configuration|]]

'''Map Scale:'''

[[File:Scale.png|link=Category:Toolbar Map Scale|]]

'''Navigation:'''

[[File:toolbar_navigation_new.png|link=Category:Toolbar Navigation|alt=]]

'''View:'''

[[File:ToolbarView.png|link=Category:Toolbar View]]

File:Toolbar navigation new.png

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Category:Toolbar Navigation

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The '''Toolbar Navigation''' contains buttons which allow the user the navigation in the map.

[[File:toolbar_navigation_new.png|link=|alt=]]
[[Category:Toolbar]]

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[[:Category:Toolbar Navigation|Toolbar '''Navigation''']] → [[File:ImageList-8.png|link=|alt=]]
 
 
When this button is active, the mouse cursor takes the shape of the depicted arrow. The button has two functions:
*Firstly, Areas, Linears and Points can be selected on the map and in the [[Data Tree|data tree]].
*Secondly, enables the user to move the current extent of the map in any desired direction. To do this, press and hold the left mouse button and move the cursor on the map. On release of the button the new map extent will be viewed. This function incorporates and replaces the former "pan" button.

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Navigation]]

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[[:Category:Toolbar Navigation|Toolbar '''Navigation''']] → [[File:ImageList-8.png|link=|alt=]]
 
 
When this button is active, the mouse cursor takes the shape of the depicted arrow. The button has two functions:
*Firstly, Areas, Linears and Points can be selected on the map and in the [[Data Tree|data tree]].
*Secondly, the map can be moved in any desired direction. To do this, press and hold the left mouse-button and move the cursor on the map. This incorporates and replaces the former "pan" button.

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Navigation]]

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[[:Category:Toolbar View|Toolbar '''View''']] → [[File:ImageList-8.png|link=|alt=]]
 
 
When this button is active, the mouse cursor takes the shape of the depicted arrow. The button has two functions:
*Firstly, Areas, Linears and Points can be selected on the map and in the [[Data Tree|data tree]].
*Secondly, the map can be moved in any desired direction. To do this, press and hold the left mouse-button and move the cursor on the map. This incorporates and replaces the former "pan" button.

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Navigation]]

Select

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[[:Category:Toolbar View|Toolbar '''View''']] → [[File:ImageList-8.png|link=|alt=]]
 
 
When this button is active, the mouse cursor takes the shape of the depicted arrow. The button has two functions:
*Firstly, Areas, Linears and Points can be selected on the map and in the [[Data Tree|data tree]].
*Secondly, the map can be moved in any desired direction. To do this, press and hold the left mouse-button and move the cursor on the map.

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Navigation]]

Options

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=|600px]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=|600px]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''

→ '''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

→ '''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files''' → '''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=|600px]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

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Options

2012-08-14T11:17:13Z

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=|600px]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=|600px]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''

→ '''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

→ '''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files''' → '''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

File:Window options-link-editor.png

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Options

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=|600px]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''

→ '''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

→ '''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files''' → '''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=|500px]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''

→ '''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

→ '''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files''' → '''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

File:Window options-general.png

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Options

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''

→ '''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

→ '''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files''' → '''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

2012-08-10T07:45:49Z

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

'''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files''' → '''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Link Editor''' → '''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Network Database'''
'''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database'''
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database (file format ist FDB).

:'''User name'''
::Has to be '''sysdba'''.

:'''Password'''
::Has to be '''masterkey'''.

'''Layer Properties'''
:Opens the window [[Edit Layer Configuration File]] where you can configure the map display of the network layer.

'''Network Cache Files'''
'''Directory'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to define where the cache file will be stored.

'''Display''' → '''Network link''' and '''TMC link'''
:Configure the map signature of the link lines using the pop-up window.

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details according to the following instructions.

:'''Database Type'''
::Select '''Firebird (lokal)''' only!

:'''Database''' -
::Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] to select the database

User name - must be sysdba
Password: - must be masterkey
Layer Properties: Configuration of the network layer, see next chapter
Network Cache File / Directory: Define where the cache file will be stored
Display Network link: define color and pattern of Network link on the map
Display TMC Link: define color and pattern of TMC Link on the map

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

2012-08-07T14:55:25Z

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[[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]

[[:Category:Toolbar Main Administration|'''Main Administration''' toolbar]] → [[File:ImageList-1.png|link=|alt=]]

The [[Options]] window consists of up to three sections (depending on your access level), where you can manage global settings for tmcEditor:

*[[#General|General]]
*[[#Link Editor|Link Editor]]
*[[#Routing|Routing]]

==General==

[[File:window_options-general.png|link=|alt=]]

==Link Editor==

[[File:window_options-link-editor.png|link=|alt=]]

'''Enable'''
:When using Link Editor this option should be enabled in order to activate the corresponding buttons and functions.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you imported the network from a shapefile (see [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]), all settings will already be made. If not, click '''Connection Settings''' to open the corresponding window and enter the connection details.

Database Type - must be Firebird (lokal)
Database - click on Folder to select Database
User name - must be sysdba
Password: - must be masterkey
Layer Properties: Configuration of the network layer, see next chapter
Network Cache File / Directory: Define where the cache file will be stored
Display Network link: define color and pattern of Network link on the map
Display TMC Link: define color and pattern of TMC Link on the map

==Routing==

[[File:window_options-routing.png|link=|alt=]]

[[Category:Button]]
[[Category:Toolbar Main Administration]]
[[Category:Tools]]

Options

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Options

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Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile into your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''. '''Function Class''' or '''Road Class''' are other field names used occasionally. Ask the network provider if you are unsure what field to choose.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types (i. e. road type IDs) available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select only some of the options, you will always be able to import more later.

[[file:button_connection-settings.png|alt=|link=]] '''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

[[file:button_create-db.png|alt=|link=]] '''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add additional '''Road Types''' (FRC) in a second run!

{{Warning}}

Carefully check all information entered before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segments to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated residual time will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed at any moment.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

File:Button connection-settings.png

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File:Button create-db.png

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Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile into your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''. '''Function Class''' or '''Road Class''' are other field names used occasionally. Ask the network provider if you are unsure what field to choose.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types (i. e. road type IDs) available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select only some of the options, you will always be able to import more later.

[[file:button_connection-settings.png|alt=|link=]] '''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

[[file:button_create-db.png|alt=|link=]] '''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add additional '''Road Types''' (FRC) in a second run!

{{Warning}}

Carefully check all information entered before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segments to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated total duration will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed at any moment.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

File:Window import-network-from-shp.png

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Import Network Database From Shapefile

2012-08-07T09:07:48Z

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile into your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''. '''Function Class''' or '''Road Class''' are other field names used occasionally. Ask the network provider if you are unsure what field to choose.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types (i. e. road type IDs) available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select only some of the options, you will always be able to import more later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

'''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add additional '''Road Types''' (FRC) in a second run!

{{Warning}}

Carefully check all information entered before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segments to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated total duration will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed at any moment.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile into your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''. '''Function Class''' or '''Road Class''' are other field names used occasionally. Ask the network provider if you are unsure what field you should choose.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select 1, 2 and 3 for instance, you will be able to import 4 and 5 later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

'''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add additional '''Road Types''' (FRC) in a second run!

{{Warning}}

Carefully check all information entered before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segments to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated total duration will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed at any moment.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile into your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select 1, 2 and 3 for instance, you will be able to import 4 and 5 later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

'''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add the '''Road Types''' (FRC) 5 and 6 in a second run after already having imported FRC 1 till 4!

{{Warning}}

Carefully check all information entered before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segments to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated total duration will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed at any moment.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

File:Button import.png

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Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile to your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select 1, 2 and 3 for instance, you will be able to import 4 and 5 later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

'''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add the '''Road Types''' (FRC) 5 and 6 in a second run after already having imported FRC 1 till 4!

{{Warning}}

Carefully check all information entered before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segments to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated total duration will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed at any moment.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile to your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select 1, 2 and 3 for instance, you will be able to import 4 and 5 later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

'''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add the '''Road Types''' (FRC) 5 and 6 in a second run after already having imported FRC 1 till 4!

{{Warning}}

Please check all information entered carefully before starting the import by clicking the [[file:button_import.png|alt=|link=]] button; depending on the number of segements to import, this task may take up to several hours! An estimated total duration will be shown in the import status bar, together with a count of the segments processed.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile to your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select 1, 2 and 3 for instance, you will be able to import 4 and 5 later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database press this button and enter the database connection details in the appearing window.

'''Create Database'''
:If you want to load the data into a new database instead, click this button, browse for the directory you wish the new database to be stored into and enter a database name. Note that with the database type '''Firebird local''', the storage location always needs to on a local harddrive.

'''Delete existing data in network database'''
:If you import into an existing database, choose this option only if you want all exisiting data to be deleted prior to the import process.
:Do '''not''' flag this option, if you want to add the '''Road Types''' (FRC) 5 and 6 in a second run after already having imported FRC 1 till 4!

{{Warning}}

Depending on number of Segements that will be imported this task can take several hours. An approximate
estimation will be shown in the Import Screen, it will also show how many segments have been already
processed.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

In this window you specify all necessary information to import a network shapefile to your tmcStudio database.

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

'''Shapefile'''
:Click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shapefile containing the network data you wish to import to your database.

'''Link ID'''
:Select the field of your shapefile that contains the ID for the segment. It is mandatory that your network table contains a unique ID for each segment.

'''Link Name'''
:Select the field that contains the street or road names; optional but recommended.

'''From Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' nodes.

'''To Node'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' nodes.

'''From Segment'''
:Optional and without effect on linking; field with information on the '''from''' segments.

'''To Segment'''
:Optional and with no effect on linking; field with information on the '''to''' segments.

'''Link Type'''
:Select the field in your shapefile that contains information on the '''road type'''. Often it is named '''FRC'''.

'''Link Type Filter'''
:As soon as a '''Link Type''' has been specified, this field will display the road types available in the shapefile. Select the road types you wish to import by flagging them. Note that if you select 1, 2 and 3 for instance, you will be able to import 4 and 5 later.

'''Connection Settings'''
:If you want to import the data to an existing database select here the database

Create Database: If you want to create a new database select here where to store. With Firebird local
it must be always on a local harddrive
Delete existing data If you import in existing table you can chose if existing data in the database should be
in network database: deleted. If you want to add FRC 5 and 6 after you already imported FRC 1-4 then this
field should not have a flag
Depending on number of Segements that will be imported this task can take several hours. An approximate
estimation will be shown in the Import Screen, it will also show how many segments have been already
processed.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

[[file:window_import-network-from-shp.png|alt=|link=]]

Shapefile: click on the folder button [[file:button_folder.png|alt=|link=]] and select the shape file with network data
Link ID: select the field that contains the ID for the segment. Its mandatory that your
network table contain a unique ID for each segment.
Link Name: select the field that contain Street names – optional but advised to use
From Node: optional and has no effect on linking – field with information from node
To Node: optional and has no effect on linking – field with information to node
From Segment: optional and has no effect on linking – field with information from Segment
To Segment: optional and has no effect on linking – field with information to Segment
Link Type: select field that contains information in Road Type. Often its named FRC
Link Type Filter: will show which road types are available in the shape file. You can select all types for
import or select only certain types. If you select 1, 2 and 3 you will be able to import
4 and 5 later
Connection Settings: If you want to import in existing database select here the database
Create Database: If you want to create a new database select here where to store. With Firebird local
it must be always on a local harddrive
Delete existing data If you import in existing table you can chose if existing data in the database should be
in network database: deleted. If you want to add FRC 5 and 6 after you already imported FRC 1-4 then this
field should not have a flag
Depending on number of Segements that will be imported this task can take several hours. An approximate
estimation will be shown in the Import Screen, it will also show how many segments have been already
processed.

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Import Network Database From Shapefile

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[[:Category:Link Editor|'''Link Editor menu''']] → [[Import Network Database From Shapefile]]

[[Category:Link Editor]]

Category:Link Editor

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The '''Link Editor menu''' is available to the '''Link Editor''' access level only.

[[file:link-editor_menu.png|alt=|link=]]

File:Link-editor menu.png

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Category:Link Editor

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[[file:link-editor_menu.png|alt=|link=]]

Link Editor

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The '''Link Editor''' access level grants access to the [[:Category:Link Editor|Link Editor menu]] and all functions contained by it.

Link Editor

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The '''Link Editor''' access level grants access to the [[:Category:Link Editor|Link Editor menu]] and all option contained by it.

Link Editor

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The '''Link Editor''' access level makes the [[:Category:Link Editor|Link Editor menu]] available.

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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TMCWiki:General disclaimer

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All rights reserved.

Todos

2012-08-06T13:00:33Z

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==Structure of INI File: wo soll das hin? Verlinkung?==

tmcStudio will store data in two INI files:

*Application INI: contains data from the '''application''' and is always located in the same directory as the EXE is installed.

*Database INI: is always stored together with and has the same name as the '''database'''. It contains all configurations and settings that you will input in tmcStudio via [[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]. It is advised to not manually change this file.

===Application INI File===

The application INI file is supplied together with the software. Usually, there is one INI file per country licensed.

The structure of this INI file looks like this:

'''[GeoLogix]'''
ProjectName=TMC Country Y

If you have more than one country, this is the name shown in the database selection list when starting tmcStudio.

UserProjectRegistryPath=Country Y

Your personal setting will be stored in the registry using this name.

ErrorSendMode=2

In case of a software crash you can send us error messages.

'''[About]'''
Name=Customer X
Serialnumber=N0QwQ-TRw

Name and serial number are created by GeoLogix AG and your license is registered using this information. Do not manually change
this information as you may be unable to start the programme afterward.

'''[Database]'''
BSDatabaseType=FIREBIRD_LOCAL

Normally you will work with a local Firebird database (*.fdb file).

Database=c:\tmc\database\country.fdb

To directly open the programme without displaying a start screen at the beginning, enter the directory and database name here according to your file structure.

User_Name=sysdba
Password=masterkey
Charset=UTF8

Default settings for Firebird, must not be changed.

==Name und Schreibweise der Software==
TMC Editor od. tmcStudio od. TMC Studio od. ...????
Ein od. mehrere Produkt(e)?

==Help > Online Help==
Verweist auf "Hauptseite", was er natürlich nicht finden kann. Es müsste "Main Page" heissen!

Todos

2012-08-06T12:52:02Z

Im:

==Structure of INI File: wo soll das hin? Verlinkung?==

tmcStudio will store data in two INI files.

One INI file contains data from the '''application''' and is always located in the same directory as the EXE is installed.

The other INI file is always stored together with and has the same name as the '''database'''. This second INI file contains all configurations and settings that you will input in tmcStudio via [[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]. It is advised to not manually change this file.

The application INI file is supplied together with the software. Usually, there is one INI file per country you
have licensed.
The structure of this INI file looks like this:

'''[GeoLogix]'''
ProjectName=TMC Country Y

If you have more than one country, this is the name shown in the database selection list when starting tmcStudio.

UserProjectRegistryPath=Country Y

Your personal setting will be stored in the registry using this name.

ErrorSendMode=2

In case of a software crash you can send us error messages.

'''[About]'''
Name=Customer X
Serialnumber=N0QwQ-TRw

Name and serial number are created by GeoLogix AG and your license is registered using this information. Do not manually change
this information as you may be unable to start the programme afterward.

'''[Database]'''
BSDatabaseType=FIREBIRD_LOCAL

Normally you will work with a local Firebird database (*.fdb file).

Database=c:\tmc\database\country.fdb

To directly open the programme without displaying a start screen at the beginning, enter the directory and database name here according to your file structure.

User_Name=sysdba
Password=masterkey
Charset=UTF8

Default settings for Firebird, must not be changed.

==Name und Schreibweise der Software==
TMC Editor od. tmcStudio od. TMC Studio od. ...????
Ein od. mehrere Produkt(e)?

==Help > Online Help==
Verweist auf "Hauptseite", was er natürlich nicht finden kann. Es müsste "Main Page" heissen!

Todos

2012-08-06T12:51:17Z

Im:

==Structure of INI File: wo soll das hin? Verlinkung?==

tmcStudio will store data in two INI files.

One INI file contains data from the '''application''' and is always located in the same directory as the EXE is installed.

The other INI file is always stored together with and has the same name as the '''database'''. This second INI file contains all configurations and settings that you will input in tmcStudio via [[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]. It is advised to not manually change this file.

The application INI file is supplied together with the software. Usually, there is one INI file per country you
have licensed.
The structure of this INI file looks like this:

'''[GeoLogix]'''
ProjectName=TMC Country Y

If you have more than one country, this is the name shown in the database selection list when starting tmcStudio.

UserProjectRegistryPath=CountryY

Your personal setting will be stored in the registry using this name.

ErrorSendMode=2

In case of a software crash you can send us error messages.

'''[About]'''
Name=Customer X
Serialnumber=N0QwQ-TRw

Name and serial number are created by GeoLogix AG and your license is registered using this information. Do not manually change
this information as you may be unable to start the programme afterward.

'''[Database]'''
BSDatabaseType=FIREBIRD_LOCAL

Normally you will work with a local Firebird database (*.fdb file).

Database=c:\tmc\database\country.fdb

To directly open the programme without displaying a start screen at the beginning, enter the directory and database name here according to your file structure.

User_Name=sysdba
Password=masterkey
Charset=UTF8

Default settings for Firebird, must not be changed.

==Name und Schreibweise der Software==
TMC Editor od. tmcStudio od. TMC Studio od. ...????
Ein od. mehrere Produkt(e)?

==Help > Online Help==
Verweist auf "Hauptseite", was er natürlich nicht finden kann. Es müsste "Main Page" heissen!

Todos

2012-08-06T12:42:51Z

Im:

==Structure of INI File: wo soll das hin? Verlinkung?==

tmcStudio will store data in two INI files.

One INI file contains data from the '''application''' and is always located in the same directory as the EXE is installed.

The other INI file is always stored together with and has the same name as the '''database'''. This second INI file contains all configurations and settings that you will input in tmcStudio via [[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]. It is advised to not manually change this file.

The application INI file is supplied together with the software. Usually, there is one INI file per country you
have licensed.
The structure of this INI file looks like this:

[GeoLogix]
ProjectName=TMC Country Y

If you have more than one country, this is the name shown
in the selection when starting TMC Studio
UserProjectRegistryPath=CountryY Personal Setting will be stored with this name
ErrorSendMode=2 If the Software crash you can send us error messages
[About]
Name=Customer X Name and Serial number are created by us and your license
Serialnumber=N0QwQ-TRw is registered with this information. Do not manually change
this information.
[Database]
BSDatabaseType=FIREBIRD_LOCAL Normally you will work with Firebird local database
Database= If you want to open directly the database without a start screen
at the beginning, you have to input here the directory and database name. example
c:\tmc\database\country.fdb
User_Name=sysdba Standard for Firebird, don’t change
Password=masterkey Standard for Firebird, don’t change
Charset=UTF8 Standard for Firebird, don’t change

==Name und Schreibweise der Software==
TMC Editor od. tmcStudio od. TMC Studio od. ...????
Ein od. mehrere Produkt(e)?

==Help > Online Help==
Verweist auf "Hauptseite", was er natürlich nicht finden kann. Es müsste "Main Page" heissen!

Todos

2012-08-06T12:42:33Z

Im:

==Structure of INI File: wo soll das hin? Verlinkung?==

tmcStudio will store data in two INI files.

One INI file contains data from the '''application''' and is always located in the same directory as the EXE is installed.

The other INI file is always stored together with and has the same name as the '''database'''. This second INI file contains all configurations and settings that you will input in tmcStudio via [[:Category:Tools|'''Tools''' menu]] → [[Options]]. It is advised to not manually change this file.

The application INI file is supplied together with the software. Usually, there is one INI file per country you
have licensed.
The structure of this INI file looks like this:

''[GeoLogix]

ProjectName=TMC Country Y''

If you have more than one country, this is the name shown
in the selection when starting TMC Studio
UserProjectRegistryPath=CountryY Personal Setting will be stored with this name
ErrorSendMode=2 If the Software crash you can send us error messages
[About]
Name=Customer X Name and Serial number are created by us and your license
Serialnumber=N0QwQ-TRw is registered with this information. Do not manually change
this information.
[Database]
BSDatabaseType=FIREBIRD_LOCAL Normally you will work with Firebird local database
Database= If you want to open directly the database without a start screen
at the beginning, you have to input here the directory and database name. example
c:\tmc\database\country.fdb
User_Name=sysdba Standard for Firebird, don’t change
Password=masterkey Standard for Firebird, don’t change
Charset=UTF8 Standard for Firebird, don’t change

==Name und Schreibweise der Software==
TMC Editor od. tmcStudio od. TMC Studio od. ...????
Ein od. mehrere Produkt(e)?

==Help > Online Help==
Verweist auf "Hauptseite", was er natürlich nicht finden kann. Es müsste "Main Page" heissen!