Measuring a multipart distance?

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Daniels118
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Re: Measuring a multipart distance?

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This is OT, however: you can use a GPS tracker, I'm quite sure there are free apps for your smartphone and the track can then be placed over google maps. I have seen some websites with such maps with a lot of details, such as altitude chart and so on. You can also take photos with geo data and they will be placed over the map at right coordinates.
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This is OT, however: you can use a GPS tracker, I'm quite sure there are free apps for your smartphone and the track can then be placed over google maps. I have seen some websites with such maps with a lot of details, such as altitude chart and so on. You can also take photos with geo data and they will be placed over the map at right coordinates.
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Re: Measuring a multipart distance?

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I think I've found an answer...

If you right click on a polyline and do Select Object it tells you the length of the whole polyline (just on the menu item itself).
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