There are three ways you can publish redistricting plans: Method 1 The simplest way is to choose Redistricting-Plan Utilities-Publish Plan to HTML. Maptitude for Redistricting turns the plan map and Districts dataview into static HTML page that you can publish on your web site. Method 2 The second way is to export your plan layer …
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How to export a Maptitude for Redistricting district layer and modify it for use in another plan
Maptitude for Redistricting includes a custom file in your redistricting region folder. You can use this file to shade your districts. Right-click on the Districts layer in the Display Manager and choose Make working layer. Click to open the Color Theme Map Wizard. Click Load… Choose the From Settings File radio button. Browse to C:\XX Data 20YY Final …
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Including District from other in your current can be done as follows: Create a new directory where you are storing your plans called “District CDFs” (If you already have this directory, skip to step 2). Close any open plans using Redistricting>Close Plan, and any other open windows using File>Close All. Open the plan whose District …
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If you already have an , you can import that file during the creation process to rebuild the plan in Maptitude for Redistricting. Choose Redistricting>Plan Manager to display the Plan Manager dialog box. Choose a library for the new plan from the Library drop-down list. Click New to display the New Plan wizard. Click the …
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Maptitude for Redistricting includes a library of enacted plans and templates for the geographic area included with your purchase. To get started, click the Libraries tab in the plan manager. In the Libraries tab, click Add. Browse to the location on the C drive where your redistricting data was installed. This is usually named with …
Multiple users can share compact geographic files (.cdf extension) over a network in a read-only folder. If the geographic file is a standard geographic file (.dbd extension), you should export it to a compact geographic file using File>Export>Geographic File.
You may want to create a plan that uses your own geography for some or all of the layers in the hierarchy. In this example, we will create a hierarchy of blocks, an updated precinct layer and counties. To create a custom hierarchy: Click and choose Map, Workspace (*.map, .wrk) as the file type. Open a …
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