Start here
The Concepts manual explains what all MunsysQ applications have in common. Read it before the application manuals.
MunsysQ Concepts User Manual
Start here. Connecting QGIS to the Munsys data through WFS-T or a database connection, the MunsysQ panel and QAD command line, the edit cycle of capture, integrity check and posting, record locking, and the Object and Tools menus that every application shares.
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Application manuals
One manual for each MunsysQ application. Each describes capturing, maintaining and converting the data of that application.
MunsysQ Cadastral User Manual
Suburbs, townships and wards, parcels, block boundaries, easements, street names and addresses, buildings, and density, land use and zoning.
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MunsysQ Drainage User Manual
Stormwater pipes, culverts, channels, nodes and service connections, levels, and rivers, floodlines, dams and catchments.
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MunsysQ Roads User Manual
Construction lines, road centre lines and traffic direction, road names and route numbers, intersection markers, road areas, edges and walkways.
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MunsysQ Sewer User Manual
Gravity, pressure and vacuum pipes, nodes and valves, service connections, elevations, sewer basins and residential sewers.
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MunsysQ Water User Manual
Water pipes, nodes and valves, service connections, water categories, zones and residential pipes.
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Find a menu function
Type part of a menu path, for example place sc, parcel info or levels, and open the section that describes it.
Help inside MunsysQ
- Right-click a function in the MunsysQ menu tree and choose Help on, or select it and press F1, to open its section.
- Click Help on a MunsysQ dialog box for help on that dialog.
- Click Online Help on the MunsysQ panel to open the manual of the application selected in the Module list.