A handy and seamlessly easy to use application that allows you to create and edit shapefiles, by adding and modifying geometrical objects.
- Manco Shapefile Editor
- Version :3.1.0.0
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Manco Software
Manco Shapefile Editor Description
In order to properly mark certain areas from your geospatial project files, you need to use a sturdy program that can precisely generate graphics and vectors for any of your virtual maps.
Manco Shapefile Editor is a handy utility designed specifically to help you create or edit KML and ESRI shape files. In order to properly work, the application requires .Net Framework installed and running on your computer.
Reliable geospatial data editor
The program allows you to change the characteristics of your shapefile projects, by adding or modifying the shapes and geometrical figures it contains. Furthermore, you can do this simultaneously, as you can edit multiple shapes and layers at once.
Additionally, you can export any of your projects to a preferred file format, either as ESRI or KML, depending on your needs. This way, you can easily integrate your projects with other programs that support different formats.
Handy shapefile manager
The application provides you with the tools necessary to edit and modify shapefile projects along with all the data they contain. By doing so, you can change the properties of certain shapes or vector graphics with ease.
Aside from this, you can easily control the built-in map and insert geometrical shapes and figures wherever you need to. This allows you, for instance, to add updated information regarding the area and size of a geospatial location that changed over time.
An intuitive and helpful shapefile editor
To conclude, Manco Shapefile Editor offers convenient ways of modifying and editing the shapes and vectorial layers contained by any shapefile project with ease.
Thanks to its predefined shape library, you do not have to build each polygon, circle or rectangle from scratch, but simply drag-and-drop it into your main project, then resize and position it according to your preferences.