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              1. How to move a boundary

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How to move a boundary

In Normal Mode

  1. Move the mouse cursor over the boundary that you want to move, so the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow.

    Demonstration of move boundary

  2. Hold the left button down and drag the boundary to the desired location.

Using Edit Modes

  1. Enter Pick and Drag mode (use the F3 shortcut key, select Pick and Drag under the Tools menu, or click the Pick and Drag Mode toolbar icon Pick and Drag Mode toolbar  icon).
  2. Left click on the boundary that your want to move. A set of red handles will appear, one on either side of the borehole.

    Pick and drag step one

  3. Move the mouse cursor over one of the two handles, hold the left button down and drag the boundary to the desired location.

    Pinck and drag step two

Notes

When moving a boundary the depths that the boundary can be moved to are limited by the current Depth Tolerance - at small display scales (zoomed into the borehole) or with large depth tolerances the boundary will jump from depth increment to depth increment.