Drag Track Segment allows you to drag a single segment of track. It is of particular relevance when manipulating track segments in Single Sided Reconstruction (see Section 3.1.3, “Track shifting”).

Drag Component lets you drag a single point within a large feature. For example, after switching to Drag Component mode you can drag the corners of a rectangle or a single point within a vessel track.

This setting lets you drag a complete feature. In Drag Whole Feature mode you can drag a rectangle around the plot, or move a complete vessel track (see Section 3.1.3, “Track shifting”).

The Pan control lets you move your current viewpoint. Click on the Pan button, and then drag the mouse around the plot -- you will see the view change as you do it.

The Range and Bearing control neither allows you to move around the view nor move objects, but selecting it allows you to measure the precise range and bearing between two points on the plot. As you click and drag, you will see the calculated results displayed at the mid-point of the connection, as shown below. The default units are yards, but different units may be selected from the CMAP section of the properties shown in the Window/Preferences dialog.

You are in the Zoom In mode by default. So, click and drag the mouse across the area where the two tracks are located near the centre of the plot. When you release the mouse button you will see a zoomed in view of the data.