Cross Section View Toolbars: Mode
By default, the Mode toolbar is docked on the top, left corner of the Cross Section View window. This toolbar is used to enter different modes, allowing your cursor to interact with the cross section in different ways. For example, you can enter Pick mode to make and modify surface picks, or Measurement mode, to measure or annotate distances.
Movement Mode
Movement mode is the default mode in the Cross Section View window. It is used to pan and zoom the display, as well as move label, scale, and legend items. When you are in Movement mode, your cursor will look like a four-sided arrow (
). To pan and zoom the cross section when you aren't in Movement mode, press the Control key on the keyboard, and manipulate the display as if you were in Movement mode.
| How Do I...? | |
|---|---|
| Zoom In | Click and drag the mouse towards yourself. |
| Zoom Out | Click and drag the mouse away from yourself. |
| Pan | Right click and drag the mouse in the desired direction. |
Select Object Mode
Use Select Object mode to open theView Well window by clicking on well paths, and to access shortcut menus specific to the objects you are selecting. When you are in Select Object mode, your cursor will look like a an arrow (
).
Well Pick Mode
Use Pick mode to select, edit, and add individual well picks. The cursor will behave differently when you have Quick Pickturned on, when you have Drag and Drop of Picks turned on, and when you have no additional pick tools enabled. When you are in Pick mode, your cursor will look like a vertical arrow (
).
Pick Mode: Click on the well path or log curve to open the Well View and Pick Information windows. From here you can add and edit well picks, and adjust their properties.
Quick Pick Mode: When this has been turned on in the Pick Controls dialog box, click on the well stick or log curve to place a pick. Work across the cross section to place a series of picks. The Well View and Pick Information windows won't open in this mode.
Drag and Drop of Picks: When this has been turned on in the Ghost Curve dialog box, click and hold on the pick and drag the pick to a new location on the same well, or on an adjacent well. Press the Shift key on the keyboard while dragging the pick to make a duplicate pick on the same well.
Inter-Well Pick Mode
Use Inter-Well Pick mode to select, edit, and interpret individual inter-well picks. The cursor will behave differently when you have Quick Pickturned on and when you have no additional pick tools enabled. When you are in Inter-well Pick mode, your cursor will look like an arrow ().
Inter-well Pick Mode: Click on the cross section to place a pick and open the Edit Inter-Well Pick dialog box.
Quick Pick Mode: When this has been turned on in the Pick Controls dialog box, click on the cross section to place a pick, or multiple picks. The Edit Inter-Well Pick dialog box won't open when Quick Pick is turned on.
Define Intervals Mode
In Define Interval mode you can graphically create interval data for the Active Interval over specific depth ranges. When you are in Define Interval mode your cursor will look like a line with two arrows (
).
To define an interval, turn on the interval display strip from the Interval Display Controls dialog box, and then select an Active Interval. Click and drag in the interval strip field to select a depth range for the interval. When you release the mouse you will see the color and lithology for the interval in the range you selected.
Note: You can create new Interval Classes and Typesfrom the from Interval Class and Type Management dialog box.
Rectangular Zoom Mode
Enter Rectangular Zoom mode, click and drag a rectangle around the area you are interested in, and then release the mouse button to graphically zoom the display. The scale will not change, meaning that the zoomed display may contain more data than was contained in the rectangle you selected. After zooming in on the display, you will revert to Movement mode. When you are in Rectangular Zoom mode, your cursor will look like a plus sign (
).
Hyperlink Object Mode
In Hyperlink Object mode you can place a marker along your well bore in order to open a file, display a comment, or execute a command. Once you place the marker, enter Hyperlink Object mode to execute the link. 
How do I create a hyperlink?
In Hyperlink Object mode, click on a well bore or log display to open the New Hyperlink dialog box.
How do I execute a hyperlink?
In Hyperlink Object mode, click on a hyperlink marker. When you have linked to a file, make sure you have defined the correct application in the Default Applications dialog box.
How do I remove a hyperlink?
In Select Object mode, click on the hyperlink marker, or right click on the marker and select Edit from the shortcut menu. Then, in the New Hyperlink dialog box, click 
.
Drilling Target Identifier Mode
Open theDrilling Target Identifier dialog box to plan a well.
Measurement Mode
Use Measurement mode to measure distances and angles on your display. When you are in Measurement mode, your cursor will look like a vertical arrow ().
How do I measure a distance or angle?
Click on the cross section to begin. As you move your cursor, distance and angle measurements will appear in the status bar. As you make successive clicks the Dist field displays the total distance, and the Angle field displays the angle from horizontal between your cursor location and the last node.
How do I save the measurement as an annotation?
When you are finished with your measurement, right click and select Save Measurement as Annotation. This will create one or multiple measurement annotation objects, displaying both the distance and the angle, using the default annotation properties.
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