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Chapter 2. Getting Started

The navpoints that make up the caesrs98 file appear in the Plot pane. Click on the button

with the magnifying glass and red square on the toolbar. Then click and drag in the

Display pane to draw a window around a group of navpoints. When you release the

mouse button, the view zooms in on these points.

Displaying airspace

Click the + next to the folder named Airspace to expand the list of airspaces. Then click

and drag the airspace icon named Caesar into the display pane. This overlays the

airspaces on the navpoints, allows you to view the special use airspaces along with

navpoints and flight logs.

Hide the explorer bar

The left hand side of the screen, comprised of the Recorder pane and the PC pane, is

collectively called the Explorer bar. Click the small X in the upper right corner of the

Recorder pane to hide the Explorer bar. You now see the flight in a larger window.

Alternatively, use the icon in the toolbar with a picture of a menu tree to toggle the

Explorer bar on and off. You can also choose Explorer bar from the View menu to

perform the same function.

Zoom

On the toolbar are three buttons to allow zooming the display pane in or out. Zooming

changes the scale of the Plot pane. Click on the icon of a magnifying glass with a square

attached, then click and drag to draw a rectangle around a section of the flight to magnify

it. You can do the same thing by right-clicking the flight display, choosing Zoom, and

then dragging a box around the area to be magnified.

To simply zoom in the view without selecting a window, click on the magnifying glass

with a plus sign button in the toolbar. To zoom out, click on the magnifying glass with a

minus sign button in the toolbar. You can also right-click the display and choose Zoom

Out. To re-center the view, click the R button in the toolbar, or right-click and choose

Reset. All of the zoom commands are also duplicated in the View menu on the Zoom

sub-menu.

Animate flight

Now close the window. Double click on a flight in the PC pane to display it. You can

now animate the trace of this flight. This makes the program draw the flight, as if you

were watching the flight in progress. To animate the flight, click the right arrow button in

the toolbar that looks like a VCR play button. This starts animating the flight. You can

use the plus and minus buttons next to the Play button to either slow or speed up the

animation sequence. The animation commands are also duplicated in the View on the

Animation sub-menu. Choose the Start command to begin the animation sequence.

Stop, Slower and Faster control the playback of the animation.

Defining and displaying a task

From the Task menu, choose Define and Overlay.

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