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These coordinates determine the aspect ratio and scale of the imported background. If importing an HPGL format file then the rectangle corresponds to the edges of your drawing in the drawing package. The outer corners (Top, Left, Bottom and Right) where the PICT file will be imported. The filename of this new file will need to be specified. The CVTHPGL utility will create a new XP Metafile. This file is usually created by configuring your CAD program (or other drawing programs) to send the HPGL output to a file instead of the COM port. This is the file format used by XP to store its background pictures.

XP Metafile - Internal XP picture file format.

The two file formats that can be imported are: A picture may be re-scaled isotropically by holding down the and keys. Thus, pictures can be selected, deleted, moved, hidden, etc.

In general, background pictures can be manipulated in the same way as any other network object, with the exception that the key must be used in conjunction with any other action.

If an ESRI Shape file is selected then this button will open the Redraw#esri_shapefile_attributesdialog to allow attribute encoding.

Click OK to select the file, or Cancel to close the window.

This defines the aspect ratio, scale, and coordinates of the background image on the network.

If a non-CAD or Shape file is selected, the position of the background image can be set by filling in the Destination Rectangle field (Real World Extents).

Click OK to select the file, or Cancel to close the window.

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Click the ellipses (…) to open a Windows Explorer dialog and navigate to the background image file.Select View on the menu bar, and navigate to Background Images -> New.Alternatively, users can click the New Background Image icon on the toolbar to open the Add Background Image window (see image below).

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PIC (a native XP Software format) using the supplied converter CVTHPGL.EXE. TIFF, and HPGL (HPGL/1) files which must be translated to a. DXF files, ESRI ArcView Shape files, MapInfo MID/MIF files, digital photos such as. Pictures can be selected, deleted, moved, hidden, etcīackground picture types that are supported include: AutoCAD. There is neither a limit to the number of background pictures that may be loaded into the network nor to the size of an individual picture. These "Picture" files must be present for the background to be drawn. I'm trying to get out one, or a few, files in that backup, not the whole frickin thing.Pictures are stored as files on disk and only a reference to the file and the path is stored in the. Right-clicking on a backup image only lets me export the entire image.

I want to mount any backup image to explore that image and grab files from within it. I want the backup files protected by storing them inside the Backup Capsule. I found no way to mount that backup image so I could explore within it, like picking some files and copying out of a mounted image. Backup Capsule" on it, I found the test backup that I had just performed. After using the untitled drop-down box to switch from "Show VD containers" to "Show archives", and after collapsing the tree in the untitled upper-right panel so I could see the disk used for the Backup Capsule and expand to see the "1. Okay, so now I could save PBF images to the Backup Capsule.Īfter creating a manually-started backup, I went to the Archives tab. Later I read that I have to change to a Legacy view to see legacy functions, like "Backup" instead of "Backup VD". I created the Backup Capsule, I clicked on the "Backup VD" button (the only button to define a backup), but only pVHD was offered for the image file format to store inside the Backup Capsule.

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The help for v14 (which *cannot* be obtained through the program's inbuilt Home -> menu as that only shows the manual for v16), says "pVHD archives located on physical (unmounted) partitions or in the backup capsule cannot be mounted". At first, I was not offered the old PBF format, so I had to pick pVHD (the other choices were VHD-style file formats, too). When I do a backup to the Backup Capsule, I thought I could only use the old PBF image file format so I could mount it to explore it (and grab individual files).