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The Edit Menu
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Delete View
To delete the entire current view, select Delete View from the Edit menu. You will be asked to confirm
that you want to delete the entire view. This function deletes the currently displayed view, including all
of its maps.
Once the view is deleted, the next remaining view is displayed, if there are any other views.
Rename Map
You can change the name of the current map by doing one of the following:
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Select Rename Map from the Edit menu.
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Click twice on the Map name in the Map Hierarchy Tree.
Either of these actions puts you into an edit mode where you can change or replace the name in the
Map Hierarchy Tree.
You can also change the name of the map in the Map Properties window, as discussed in “Map
Properties” on page 312 .
Delete Map
To delete a submap, you must first display the submap you want to delete, and delete all the elements
on the map. You can then delete the submap by selecting
Delete Map from the Edit menu. You can also
delete a submap by clicking the submap node on its parent map.
You will be asked to confirm that you want to delete the map.
NOTE
A submap must be empty before you can delete it.
You cannot use the Delete Map command to delete the Root Map.
To delete the Root map you must delete the entire View with the Delete View command.
Select All Map Nodes
You can select all the nodes in a map by doing one of the following:
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Select Select All Map Nodes from the Edit menu.
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Enter [Ctrl]+G from the keyboard.
NOTE
To move a multiple-node selection as a group, hold down the shift key while dragging to preserve the multiple-node
selection.