To find out which plan made an observation, select the vector in Quickmap SurveyView. The Plan Number listed in the left hand pane tells you which plan made the observation. You may then click on this plan number to show Continue reading How To Find Out Which Plan Made An Observation
The title and owner may exist, but cannot be drawn on the map because the link between title/owner and the Survey Parcel is unknown. The Survey Parcel is required to Geocode (add a coordinate) to the title/owner, and without a Continue reading Title Or Owner Missing From Property
If you want to be absolutely certain about title and owner details, then you should obtain a copy of the title. In some cases it may also be necessary to view a copy of the Survey Plan. QuickMap is an Continue reading How Reliable Are The Title And Owner Details In QuickMap?
Question: What do the symbols relate to on the different layers? For example the ‘points’ option displays black squares, are these buildings? Do you have a legend? Answer: You can find out more information on absolutely every feature you can Continue reading A Legend For Symbols On Map
Boundary bearings and distances displayed in Quickmap are sourced from LINZ, and are often (but not always) survey accurate where they exist inside Survey Capture Areas (SCA). Parcels outside the SCA may be metres, or some cases even more than Continue reading Bearings And Distances Don’t Match Title Plan
Question: I note that recent subdivisions show up as orange/red and older parcels are green. Are you able to tell us at what date a parcel would be shown green, and at what date it would be shown red/orange? Answer: Continue reading Colour Coded Parcels
This page describes how you can ‘hide’ a layer so it will not appear when QuickMap starts up, it can still be viewed but the visibility box has to be manually turned on. Right mouse click on the layer you Continue reading How To Stop Layers From Turning On When Quickmap Starts
When using the Info tool on the Appellation layer, It shows a field called Topology Class. The Topology class is used by LINZ to categorise properties, or rights over properties into the following categories: Topology Class Topology Type Description Continue reading What Is LINZ Topology Class?
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
