Focus window toolbars

The toolbars available in the Focus window are as follows:

Project
Window
Maps
Clipboard
Zoom
Tools
Editing
Enhancement
View Mode
Display

Project toolbar

The Project toolbar features tools you use to manage your project, such as creating a new project, saving a project, and more.

Button	Name	Description
	New Project	Create a new project.
	Open	Open a project or, subsequently, add source images to a project. For more information about opening a file, see Opening a file. For information about adding source images to a project, see Adding data to a project.
	Save	Save the active project.
	Print	Print a selected item. Items you can print include all images in a project, all images in a map, or individual images. For more information about printing a map, see Printing a map.

Window toolbar

The Window toolbar features tools you use to manage the Focus window, such as hiding and showing the control pane, or chaining one clone view to another.

Button	Name	Description
	Control Pane	Show and hide the control pane.
	Open	Chain one instance of a clone Focus window to another. For more information about opening and using a clone view, see Clone View. For more information about chaining one clone to another, see Chaining clone views.

Maps toolbar

The Maps toolbar features tools you use when working with a map.

Button	Name	Description
	New Map	Add a new map. New maps are displayed on the Maps tab, and added as the first map in the list. If necessary, you can drag a map to a new location. For more information about adding a new map, see Starting a new map.
	New Area	Add a new area. New areas are displayed on the Maps tab, and added as the first area of a map. If necessary, you can drag an area to a new location. Click the arrow beside New Area, and then click one of the following: New Area: Create a traditional area that is an empty container that will adapt to the data you add subsequently. New Basemap Area: Create an area that is preloaded with your defined basemap data. For more information about areas, see Working with areas.
	Launch the Add Layer Wizard	Open the Add Layer Wizard, in which you select and define the type of layer you want. For more information about adding a new layer with the wizard, see Using the Add Layer Wizard.

Button

Name

Description

New Map

Add a new map.

New maps are displayed on the Maps tab, and added as the first map in the list. If necessary, you can drag a map to a new location.

For more information about adding a new map, see Starting a new map.

New Area

Add a new area.

New areas are displayed on the Maps tab, and added as the first area of a map. If necessary, you can drag an area to a new location.

Click the arrow beside New Area, and then click one of the following:

New Area: Create a traditional area that is an empty container that will adapt to the data you add subsequently.
New Basemap Area: Create an area that is preloaded with your defined basemap data.

For more information about areas, see Working with areas.

Launch the Add Layer Wizard

Open the Add Layer Wizard, in which you select and define the type of layer you want.

For more information about adding a new layer with the wizard, see Using the Add Layer Wizard.

Clipboard toolbar

The Clipboard toolbar features tools you use cut, copy, and paste items, and to undo or redo the previous action.

Button	Name	Description
	Cut	Cut the selected item or items.
	Copy	Copy the selected item or items.
	Paste	Paste the cut or copied item or items.
	Undo	Cancel the last action.
	Redo	Restore the last action.

Zoom toolbar

The Zoom toolbar features tools you use to manage the magnification level and pan the view.

Button	Name	Description
	Zoom to Overview	Adjust the magnification so that the entire image appears in the viewer.
	Zoom Interactive	Drag a rectangle over the area you want to magnify.
	Zoom In	Increase the magnification incrementally, centered on the cursor. You can also: Rotate the wheel button forward. To increment the zoom by a factor of two, hold down the Ctrl key, and then rotate the wheel button forward. Click a location or feature in the image, and then press Page Up.
	Zoom Out	Decrease the magnification incrementally, centered on the cursor. You can also: Rotate the wheel button backward. To increment the zoom by a factor of two, hold down the Ctrl key, and then rotate the wheel button backward. Click a location or feature in the image, and then press Page Down.
	Zoom 1:1	Adjust the magnification so that one screen pixel displays one image pixel, centered on the cursor.
	Pan	Drag the image to view a specific area. You can also: Pan horizontally to the left and right by, while holding down the Shift key, rotating the wheel button forward and backward, respectively. Pan vertically up and down by, while holding down the Alt key, rotating the wheel button forward and backward, respectively.
	Named Regions	Work with a custom view, or named region, of a map or image. For more information about named regions, see Working with named regions.

Tip: At any time, and regardless of whether you have a zoom tool selected, you can rotate the mouse wheel forward to zoom in, and rotate the mouse wheel backward to zoom out.

Tools toolbar

The Tools toolbar features tools you use to manage the cursor position, report on and manage attributes, and take measurements.

Button	Name	Description
	Cursor Control	Open the Cursor Control window, in which you can define the cursor position in different coordinate systems. You can move the cursor in any of the supported coordinate systems by changing the associated coordinates. For more information about setting up cursor control, see Controlling the cursor.
	Information Report	Open the Information Report window, in which you can select to display individual attributes of selected features for rasters, vectors, and charts. For more information about the information report, see Using the Information Report.
	Open the Attribute Manager	Open the Attribute Manager window, in which you can manage attributes, such as shapes. For more information about the Attribute Manager window, see Working with the Attribute Manager.
	Numeric Values	Open the Numeric Values window, in which you can manage relationships between digital number (DN) values in various image bands at a specific pixel location. For more information about the Numeric Values window, see Working with numeric values.
	Measurement Tools	Click to select a tool to measure a line, polygon, rectangle, or ellipse. You can also select a unit of measure for lines, area, and angles. For more information about working with the measurement tools, see Using Measurement Tools.

Editing toolbar

The Editing toolbar features tools you use to modify imagery.

Button	Name	Description
	Selection Tools	Select one or more points. You can select points individually, in a circular selection area, or in an area you define. Click the arrow beside Selection Tools, and then click one of the following: Individual: Click a point to select it. To select a group of points, drag a selection area around the points you want. To select a range of points; that is, non-neighboring ones, click the first point, hold down the Shift key or the Ctrl key, and then click each additional point you want. Circular: Click to drag a selection circle around the points you want. Any points touching the selection area are included . Area: Click point-to-point to draw a selection area, and then double-click to close the selection area. Any points touching the selection area are included. For more information about working with Selection Tools, see Selecting shapes.
	Vector Editing Toolbar	Display the Vector Editing toolbar, which features tools you can use to interactively work with shapes. For more information about the Vector Editing toolbar, see Vector Editing toolbar.
	New Shapes	Add one or more shapes to the currently selected or active image. Click the arrow to select from the following according to the shape you want: Point Line Polygon Rectangle Ellipse For more information about working with shapes, see Drawing vectors.
	New Text	Click to open the Text Editing Tools window, in which you can define the text you want to add to the currently selected or active image. For more information about adding text, see Using the New Text tool.
	Raster Erase	Remove one or more shapes from a training site. Click the arrow to select from the following according to the shape you want to remove: Line Trace Polygon To view and make changes to the settings, click Erase Settings. For information about the Erase Settings window, see About the Erase Settings window. For more information about using the Raster Erase tool, see Making corrections.
	Raster Editing	Open the Raster Editing window, in which you can replace the pixel values in an image with a value you specify. For more information about the Raster Editing window, see Opening the Raster Editing window.
	Spatial Query	Search visible layers to select shapes. Click the arrow to select from the following according to how you want to search: Fully Within Partially Within Within Distance Fully Within Distance Intersect Query by Example To include shapes in your selection, make sure a check mark appears beside Add to selection. For more information about including shapes in your selection, see Including an original selection in a spatial query. For more information about running a query by example, see Selecting all records that do not match a value in a selected field For more information about using Spatial Query tools, see Selecting vectors by using Spatial Query tools.
	Map Layer Selection	Select by type layers on which you want to perform operations. Click the arrow to select from the following according to the type of layer you want: All Layers All Rasters All Vectors All Bitmaps For more information about using Map Layer Selection tools, see Using the Map Layer Selection tool.

Enhancement toolbar

The Enhancement toolbar features tools you use to apply enhancements to imagery and increase or decrease brightness and contrast.

Button	Name	Description
	Enhancements	Apply an enhancement to a selected image. Enhancements make the image on the screen clearer and easier to interpret without changing the actual values of the image file. Click the arrow to select from the following according to the enhancement you want: None Linear Root Adaptive Equalize Infrequency Tail Trim Exclude Min/Max Set Trim % For information about each enhancement type, see Enhancement options.
	Contrast	Adjust the light and dark extremes in the images. To increase or decrease the light and dark extremes, click the arrow beside Contrast, and then click Increase Contrast, Decrease Contrast, or Reset Contrast, as applicable.
	Brightness	Adjust the overall luminosity (amount of light) in the images. To increase or decrease overall luminosity, click the arrow beside Brightness, and then click Increase Brightness, Decrease Brightness, or Reset Brightness, as applicable.
	Advanced Contrast and Brightness	Open the Advanced Contrast and Brightness window, in which you can do the following: Brighten or darken an image Increase or decrease the difference in shading (the contrast) Add or remove red Add or remove blue Add or remove green For more information about Advanced Contrast and Brightness, see Applying advanced contrast and brightness

View Mode toolbar

The View Mode toolbar features tools you use to switch between viewing modes: map or area.

Button	Name	Description
	Map View Mode	Switch the display to Map View mode (most suitable when working on map projects).
	Area View Mode	Switch the display to Area View mode (most suitable when working on data files).

Display toolbar

The Display toolbar features tools you use to select colors and styles of symbols, lines, areas, and text.

Note: The appearance of each button on the Display toolbar varies according to the color or style selected currently.

Button	Name	Description
	Set Symbol Color	Click to apply the displayed color, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a color to apply to a selected symbol.
	Set Symbol Style	Click to apply the displayed style, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a style to apply to a selected symbol.
	Set Line Color	Click to apply the displayed color, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a color to apply to a selected line.
	Set Line Style	Click to apply the displayed style, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a style to apply to a selected line.
	Set Area Color	Click to apply the displayed color, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a color to apply to a selected area.
	Set Area Style	Click to apply the displayed style, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a style to apply to a selected area.
	Set Text Color	Click to apply the displayed color, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a color to apply to a selected text item.
	Set Text Style	Click to apply the displayed style, or click the arrow to open a palette from which you can pick a style to apply to a selected text item.

Toolbar display

If necessary, you can turn off or on the display of one, some, or all toolbars.

To turn off or on the display of one or more toolbars

Right-click a toolbar, and then click the toolbar you want to turn off or on.
That is, to turn off the display, click to remove the check mark beside the toolbar name.

To restore the toolbar display to the system default, right-click a toolbar, and then click Reset to Defaults.