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4.3.4 Moving Information Between Layers
Features which have been drawn on one layer can be moved to another layer; however,
features cannot be moved from one geographical location to another. If a feature is
drawn in the wrong geographical location it must be deleted and redrawn in the right
place.
As described in 4.1.3, fields are drawn on the Boundary Area layer. An area drawn on
an Arable Area or Nonarable Area layer must be drawn inside the perimeter of a field
which has been drawn on the Boundary Area layer. For this reason these layers are
referred to as boundary type layers.
Boundary Type Layers
Non Boundary Type Layers
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Boundary Area
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Guidelines
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Arable Area
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Any layer created by the user
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NonArable Area
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Picture
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Sub-treatment
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Exclusion Zones
4.3.4.1 Moving Non Boundary Type Information To A New
Field Name
Information created on layers which are not boundary type layers can be drawn
outside areas (fields) drawn on the Boundary Area layer.
For example a feature type and layer called “future paddock” could be created. An
area on this layer this can then be cut (Edit > Cut from the menu) from this layer
(e.g. future paddock) and pasted (Edit > Paste) to the Boundary Area layer. When
pasted, the Boundary Properties dialogue box will pop up, and a field name must be
selected from the list.
The field name must have been created before moving the area to the Boundary
Area layer.
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