When you start QuickMap or a layer is manually turned on, you may get this error: The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the input table or query ‘<<layer name>>’. Make sure it exists and that its name is spelled Continue reading The Microsoft Jet Database Engine Cannot Find The Input Table Or Query ‘Layer Name’
When registering Quickmap, you get the following error: Quickmap Error Registering Quickmap with key Cannot log error to C:\QMap\QMap.LOG This is because Quickmap was unable to register and then couldn’t write to the QMap log file. To fix this, we Continue reading Registering Quickmap With Key Cannot Log Error to C:\QMap\QMap.LOG
If Quickmap doesn’t display the document ordering top up, this is typically because Quickmap is unable to launch the browser window to access document ordering due to one of the security settings. You can fix this by setting the internet browser settings Continue reading Document Ordering Top Up Window Not Displaying
If you have an installation of the Quickmap Aerial Photos that you can’t uninstall, perform the following steps to uninstall Aerial Photos: Click Start and type regedit Right click on the Regedit program in the Start Menu and click Run Continue reading How To Manually Uninstall Aerial Photos
Quickmap displays the area of a parcel in several locations, sometimes these area’s differ in size for the same parcel. This is because Quickmap gets parcel area sizes from five different sources of data. For example, the area may relate to the Continue reading Quickmap Displays Different Area Sizes
Quickmap offers 4 methods for importing ASCII coordinates, as described in the table below. Type Format Example Description MDB CSV and TXT 572737,abc,1, 2659831,5994301.23 557179,def,2,2659821.74,5994290.62 CSV and txt files can be imported into a Microsoft Access table, and this table Continue reading How To Import An ASCII File Of Coordinates Into Quickmap
The Quickmap “Points” layer in this example will be called MyPoints. If this layer does not already exist, it can be created by selecting File- > New Layer off the menu, and the importing points into this layer. You can Continue reading How To Create A Layer Of LINZ Parcels (Polygons) From A Layer Of Point Features In Quickmap
The Prerequisites for this are: Microsoft Access: If your version of Microsoft Access is 2007 or greater, the Quickmap database must be 2003 format, which is supported by both Quickmap and Microsoft Access 2007+. A known relationship between your two Continue reading How To Copy All The Attributes Of One Quickmap Layer Into Another?
Owner Information can be exported in Quickmap by selecting CTRL/R and selecting the Appellation Layer. The Appellation layer contains title / owner details associated with the Primary LINZ LINZ Parcel. LINZ define the primary parcel layer as the layer of Continue reading How To Report Owner Information From Quickmap
It is possible in QuickMap to have overlapping parcels in the Parcel layer. This does not happen often, and typically happens when part of a title is cancelled due to road taking. In this situation, LINZ create a new survey Continue reading Overlapping Parcel Data In Quickmap
