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20021205: Using NMAP2 product generation/documentation
- Subject: 20021205: Using NMAP2 product generation/documentation
- Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 12:48:51 -0700
Pamela,
Much of the NMAP2 information can be found by clicking the "Help"
button at the top bar of the program.
I also provide a brief overview of the program in the GEMPAK tutorial
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/tutorial/
under the GUIs section:
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/tutorial/nprogs.html
When in the product generation mode, you will see the mouse button hints
at the bottom status bar of NMAP2. For example, when drawing a front,
after clicking on the front class, the bar will show:
ADD FRONT <L>PUT <M> RESET
At this point, it is waiting for you to position the mouse pointer
where you want the front to start and click the left <L> button
to put the starting point of the front, after you click the left mouse
button to start the frontm you will see the status bar read:
ADD FRONT <L>NEXT <M> DONE
That is telling you that the left <L> mouse button will place the next
vertex of the front, or to click the middle <M> button when you are finished
drawing the front.
Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support
>From: "Grube, Pamela G" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200212051703.gB5H3A418999
>
> In the meantime, I am trying to master (with no training or
>documentation) NMAP2. I first looked in the general GEMPAK manual,
>where there was no more than a paragraph. So the students and I are
>trying to muddle through. If you have ANY procedural guides for this
>GEMPAK application, I would be most grateful. My current stumbling
>block is trying to get a surface plot for a specific time (not a loop),
>upon which we can place fronts, etc. The timeline feature to me is very
>confusing. It is also hit and miss as far as clicking goes. We have
>determined, (I think) that to end a front, you should hit the middle
>wheel of the mouse, and that to place text you left double click. It is
>those kinds of specifics that I need.
>
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>Pam Grube
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