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Chapter 6: Using Background Items
5. Double-click in the Name column and type MOONSHADOW sighting 25 Feb
2006, 19:02, to make the name of this snapshot more meaningful.
6. Click OK to close the Snapshots dialog.
7. Move the event frame Moored in Port back to its original position on the chart.
8. Hide MOONSHADOW. How to do this is described in How do I hide items on a
chart? on page 128.
Creating further snapshots
MOONSHADOW was sighted for a second time, in the early afternoon of
26 February 2006, ten miles off the coast of Castries. Add a Cruiser icon to the
chart to show this information and move the Sighted at Sea event frame so that it is
in a more prominent position on the chart. To do this:
1. Click the drop-down arrow on the Insert Icon toolbar button, and from the list of
most recently used icons, select the Cruiser icon.
2. Place this icon so that it is positioned about ten miles off the coast of Castries
bay, and add the following information to it:
Label MOONSHADOW
Date & Time 26 Feb 2006 12:23
Description Sighted ten miles off the coast of Castries.
3. Drag the Sighted at Sea event frame up so that it lines up with
MOONSHADOW.
4. Click the Snapshots toolbar button to display the Snapshots dialog and click
Capture to capture the chart.
5. A second snapshot is created. Edit the name of this snapshot to be
MOONSHADOW sighting 26 Feb 2006, 12:23.
6. Click OK to close the Snapshots dialog.
7. Hide MOONSHADOW once again and move the Sighted at Sea event frame
back to its original position.
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