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JeppView3 UsersGuide

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JeppView3 UsersGuide

JeppView manual for Jeppasen charts

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USER’S GUIDE

Jeppesen
55 Inverness Drive East
Englewood, CO 80112-5498
1-800-621-5377

Western Hemisphere 303-328-4274

Fax 303-328-4153

Eastern Hemisphere +49 6102 5070

Fax +49 6102 507999

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and your company, Jeppesen's copyrighted information and materials may not be processed,
reformatted, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in whole or in part, in any
form or by any means, whether electrical, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise,
without prior written permission of Jeppesen.

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with Airservices Australia.

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in the U.S. and other countries.

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Western Hemisphere:
Phone: 800.621.5377 303.328.4274
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Eastern Hemisphere:
Phone: +49 6102 5070
Fax: +49 6102 50 7999

Jeppesen Technical Support

Western Hemisphere:
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Phone: +49 6102 50 8270
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support. It may also be useful in the future to have your Site Key and Site Code available. All
three items can be found by selecting Activation Information from the Help menu.

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JeppView Suggestions
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that process. If you have suggestions for product changes or enhancements or if you would
like to tell us what you like or dislike about JeppView, please send an email to
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Jeppesen JeppView User’s Guide Copyright © 2004-2008 Jeppesen, All Rights Reserved

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Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
About JeppView . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2
How the User’s Guide is Organized . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-3
User’s Guide Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
Help in JeppView . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
Preparing for Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-7
System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7
Administrative Permissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
What You Get . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-10
Standard Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-11
New JeppView Users Start Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-11
Existing Users Start Here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-11
Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-12
Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-13
Workstation Imaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-14
Creating a Master Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-14
Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-14
Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-15
Network Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-17
Upgrading JeppView from Version 3.3 to 3.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-17
Initial Server Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-18
Updating Data on the Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-21
Viewing the Help File for Network Installations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-21
Starting JeppView and FliteDeck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-23
Opening Warning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-24
Activating Your Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-26
Proxy Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-27
Keeping Your Programs Up-To-Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-30
Updating Terminal Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-30
Updating from CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-30
Updating from the Internet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-31
The UpdatePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-32
Adding Terminal Chart Coverages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-34
Viewing Your Current Coverage Regions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-34
Expanding Your Regional Coverage Area. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-34
Deactivating Your Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-36
Backup and Recovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-37
Backup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-37
Recovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-38
Viewing Hidden Folders in Windows Vista . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-38
Removing JeppView and FliteDeck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-39

JeppView Basics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-2
JeppView Toolbars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3
Standard Toolbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Chart Toolbar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3

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Preferences Toolbar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Arranging Toolbars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
Creating Toolbars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7
Deleting a Toolbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8
Modifying a Toolbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8
Resetting a Toolbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8
Enroute Charts View. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-9
Navigating in the Enroute Charts View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-9
Customizing the Enroute Charts View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11
Enroute Chart Themes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12
Enroute Chart Objects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-14
Enroute Chart Default View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-15
Enroute Chart Projection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-16
Favorite Views . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-16
Thumbnail Window. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-17
Graphic Scale and Terrain Legend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-18
Airport List Window. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-20
Distinguishing Between IFR and VFR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-20
Sorting by Column Headings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-21
Resizing a Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-21
Moving a Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-21
Sorting by Distance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-22
Searching for an Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-22
Centering on an Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-23
RoutePack List Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-24
Arranging List Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25
Undocking a List Window. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25
Docking the List Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25
Resizing a List Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25
Hiding a List Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-26
Keyboard Shortcut Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-27
Keyboard Commands in the Airport List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-27
Keyboard Commands in the RoutePack List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-27
Right-Click Menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-29
Right-Click Menu for Airports in the Airport List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-30
Right-Click Menu for Terminal Charts in the Airport List . . . . . . . . . . 2-31
Right-Click Menu for RoutePacks in the RoutePack List . . . . . . . . . . 2-31
Right-Click Menu for Routes in the RoutePack List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-33
Right-Click Menu for Airports in the RoutePack List . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-34
Right-Click Menu for Terminal Charts in the RoutePack List . . . . . . . 2-35
Right-Click Menu for the Other Charts Folder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-36
Right-Click Menu for the Enroute Charts View. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-37
Right-Click Menu for Objects in the Enroute Charts View . . . . . . . . . 2-38
Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-39
RoutePack Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-39
Route Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-39
Airport Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-40
Enroute Chart Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-40

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User-Defined Waypoint Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-41

Terminal Charts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

Viewing a List of Terminal Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-2
Displaying a Terminal Chart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-3
Understanding Terminal Chart Icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-4
Displaying Terminal Chart Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-5
Finding VFR Area Charts (Europe VFR Only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-7
Navigating in the Terminal Charts View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-8
Scrolling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8
Zooming. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8
Changing Chart Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9
Using Next View and Previous View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9
Filtering Terminal Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-10
Printing a Terminal Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-11
High Quality Mode Terminal Chart Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-12

RoutePacks and Routes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

RoutePack vs. Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-2
RoutePack List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-3
RoutePack Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3
Creating a RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-4
Creating a RoutePack and Route by Using the RoutePack Wizard . . 4-4
Creating a RoutePack and Route Using Drag-and-Drop. . . . . . . . . . . 4-7
Creating a RoutePack Using the RoutePack Properties Dialog Box . . 4-9
Adding a Route to a RoutePack. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-10
Adding a Route Using the Point-and-Click Method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10
Adding a Route Using the Route Wizard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-11
Modifying a Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-12
Inserting a Waypoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-12
Appending Waypoints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-15
Deleting Route Objects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-16
Replanning a Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-16
Rearranging Waypoints in a Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-17
Reversing a Route . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-17
Adding an Alternate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-17
Renumber Route Waypoints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-19
Adding Other Charts to a RoutePack. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-20
Saving a RoutePack. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-22
Loading and Unloading a RoutePack. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-23
Loading a RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-23
Unloading a RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-23
Deleting a RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-24
Deleting a RoutePack Before Being Saved to Disk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-24
Deleting a RoutePack File from Disk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-24
Updating Charts in a RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-25
Using RoutePacks with Other Jeppesen Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-26

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Filters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
Filtering Airports in the Airport List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Airport List Filter Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Removing Airport Filters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
Filtering Airports by Geographic Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
Filtering Airports by Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8
Favorite Airports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-9
Using Airport Filters with Column Sorting in the Airport List . . . . . . . 5-10
Filtering Terminal Charts in the Airport List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-12
Terminal Chart Filter Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-12
Quick Terminal Chart Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-12
Specifying Detailed Terminal Chart Filtering Criteria . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-14
Displaying Only Airports with Available Terminal Charts . . . . . . . . . . 5-15
Clearing Terminal Chart Filters in the Airport List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-16
Filtering Terminal Charts in the RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-17
Setting Filters for Departure, Destination, and Alternate Airports . . . 5-17
Applying Filters to Existing RoutePacks, Routes, and Airports . . . . . 5-18
Resetting Default Chart Type Selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-19
Setting the Chart Types for Other Airports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-20
Manually Selecting Terminal Charts in Your RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-21
Removing Terminal Charts From the RoutePack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-21
Redisplaying Charts in the Route. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-21
Using the Enroute Charts View Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-22
Airport Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-22
Obstacle Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-23

Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1
Print Commands. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Print Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Print Toolbar Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Print Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
Printing Selected Terminal Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3
Printing Airport Charts and Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-5
Printing Charts for Multiple Airports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-6
Printing an Enroute Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Printing the Revision Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8
Printing a Revision Letter for a RoutePack, Route, or Airport . . . . . . . 6-8
Printing a Subscription Revision Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8
Printing a Favorite Airports Revision Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9
Printing NOTAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-10
Printing Airport Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-11
Printing a Trip Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-12
Printing the Notebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-17
Printing to a Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-18
Windows 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-18
Windows XP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-18

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Text and NOTAMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
Text View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-2
Viewing the Jeppesen Airway Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
Viewing the Bottlang Airfield Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
Using the Text Viewer Toolbar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3
Working with Different Languages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4
Working with the Images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6
Searching the Manuals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6
Printing a Topic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8
Organizing Your Bookmarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8
Enroute Chart NOTAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-10
NOTAMS View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-11
Opening NOTAMs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-11
Printing NOTAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-11

JeppView Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1

Conversions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-2
Notebook Features. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-3
Using the Notebook View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-3
Using the Airport Properties Notebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-4
User-Defined Waypoints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-5
Placing a User-Defined Waypoint on the Enroute Chart . . . . . . . . . . . 8-5
Modifying a User-Defined Waypoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-6
Showing or Hiding User-Defined Waypoints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-6
Changing the Default User-Defined Waypoint Icon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-6
Deleting a User-Defined Waypoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-7
Searching for a Chart Object . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-8
Electronic Ruler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-10
Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-11
Display Tab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11
Printing Tab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12
Measurements Tab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12
Warnings Tab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-13

Troubleshooting and FAQs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2
Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-5
Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-6
Functionality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-7
Compatibility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-8

Quick Reference Guide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-1

Toolbars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-2
Keyboard Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-4

Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-1

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C HAPTER 1

Getting Started

The Jeppesen JeppView User’s Guide is designed to guide you through the installation
process for JeppView / JeppView FliteDeck and provide guidance on the JeppView features.

This chapter covers the following topics:

• About JeppView
• How the User’s Guide is Organized
• Preparing for Installation
• Standard Installation
• Workstation Imaging
• Network Installation
• Starting JeppView and FliteDeck
• Opening Warning
• Activating Your Programs
• Proxy Setup
• Keeping Your Programs Up-To-Date
• Adding Terminal Chart Coverages
• Deactivating Your Programs
• Backup and Recovery
• Removing JeppView and FliteDeck

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About JeppView
For over 60 years, pilots worldwide have relied on the Jeppesen Airway Manual for accurate
and up-to-date IFR flight information. JeppView 2.x made that same information available
through your PC. This latest version of JeppView takes the Electronic Airway Manual Service
to a higher level.
• JeppView is a true electronic Airway Manual, containing enroute chart and text data in
addition to your terminal charts.
• JeppView’s RoutePack enables you to collect your IFR flight information in one
convenient electronic briefcase, and use it in other Jeppesen programs such as
JeppView FliteDeck.
• JeppView is optimized for the latest 32-bit operating systems, bringing you
unprecedented stability, so you can reliably print large amounts of complex graphic
information.

With JeppView, you can:

• Display and print Jeppesen terminal charts, enroute charts, NOTAMs, airport
information, and text data.
• Quickly and easily display only relevant airports and terminal charts by using filters.
• Build, store, and retrieve routes; and then print charts for those routes in the sequence
you would use them.
• Quickly locate commonly used airports and charts.
• Point and click on a map to create a route graphically.
• Update the terminal charts and the enroute data in your coverage area online or by CD.

The JeppView Electronic Airway Manual Service sets a new standard for IFR flight information
delivery and display. Although JeppView version 3 looks and acts differently than previous
versions, it has all the capabilities of JeppView 2.x (and more).

JeppView Recommended Use

JeppView provides the capability to view and print Jeppesen terminal charts and enroute
maps from a desktop or portable computer. It is intended for use in the ground environment.
Jeppesen recommends printing the charts that you need prior to flight. Among an extensive
selection of chart printing options, JeppView provides a Trip Kit feature that prints charts for
the route in the order that you use them during the flight, including charts for the departure,
destination, alternate, and contingency airports.

Jeppesen also offers integrated flight planning and moving map programs for cockpit-friendly
personal computers. If you use a personal computer in the cockpit, please refer to FAR 91.21
Portable Electronic Devices, and any other applicable state authority policies and guidelines.
Jeppesen recommends that you familiarize yourself with all preflight planning regulations as
well as recommended and required information and flying equipment.

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How the User’s Guide is Organized
This User’s Guide is divided into nine chapters. Chapter 1 focuses on the installation of
JeppView and FliteDeck; the other chapters describe JeppView’s features with step-by-step
guides for using the program.

The following is a brief look at how the JeppView User’s Guide is organized:

Chapter 1— Getting Started. This chapter describes the JeppView Airway Manual Service
and presents an overview of the User’s Guide. It also guides you through the installation of
JeppView, FliteDeck, and the accompanying data. It describes how to activate and update
JeppView using electronic downloads and how to deactivate JeppView.

Chapter 2—JeppView Basics. This chapter explains how to navigate within JeppView. It
introduces the main view window, where enroute and terminal charts are viewed and
manipulated on the screen. You will learn how to zoom and pan (scroll) these charts to see the
areas of interest. Chapter 2 and 3 introduces the RoutePack and Airport Lists, as well as
buttons, toolbars, keyboard commands, right-click menus, and properties dialog boxes.

Chapter 3—Terminal Charts. This chapter explains how to navigate in the Terminal Charts
view to display and print terminal charts. Although a RoutePack is the preferred means of
gathering and printing a large number of charts, this view enables you to quickly look at a chart
on the screen and print it from there.

Chapter 4—RoutePacks and Routes. This chapter covers RoutePacks and Routes in depth.
RoutePacks are JeppView’s mechanism for collecting the charts you need, and the file format
in which JeppView saves and exchanges this information with other Jeppesen NavSuite
programs such as JeppView FliteDeck. RoutePacks are not the same as routes; they are
collections of routes, favorite airports, favorite charts, and other flight information that you
choose to put there. They are a valuable tool for collecting and printing enroute and terminal
charts in the sequence that you would use them on a flight. Chapter 4 helps you unlock the
power of RoutePacks for organizing charts for your flights. After you understand how to work
with RoutePacks, printing your charts is easy.

Chapter 5—Filters. This chapter explains how to narrow the Airport List, RoutePack List, and
Enroute Charts View to only the airports and charts that you need. For example, you might
prefer to include only ILS approaches and Airport Charts on airports with Jet A fuel and 6000-
foot or longer runways. Or, you might want to display only airports within 100 n.m. of your
route. Filters are powerful tools for displaying and printing exactly the charts you need.

Chapter 6—Printing. Printing charts with supporting text pages is JeppView’s primary
purpose. While other chapters focus on how to gather the charts you need for your trip, this
chapter focuses on printing them. You can print one or more charts per page, set options for
printing on both sides of the paper, and even print your charts in a convenient booklet. This
chapter also describes how to easily print everything together in a Trip Kit.

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Chapter 7—Text and NOTAMS. This chapter describes how to display and navigate in the
Electronic Text Pages (Airway Manual and Bottlang Airfield Manual) as well as how to view
terminal chart and enroute NOTAMs in JeppView.

Chapter 8—JeppView Tools. This chapter focuses on JeppView features not specifically
covered in other chapters, including the conversion tool, notebook, user-defined waypoints,
and the electronic ruler. It also covers the Options dialog box, with which you can select
several additional display and printing features.

Chapter 9—Troubleshooting. This chapter contains frequently asked questions and other
tips to help you if JeppView does not function as you expect.

User’s Guide Conventions

“JeppView” refers to the new JeppView, version 3.0 or higher. Reference to the previous
JeppView program is “JeppView 2.x”.
• The “>” character represents nested menu structures. For example, “Click Chart >
Favorite Views > Add Favorite” describes the menu shown in Figure 1-1.

Figure 1-1 Nested menus

• “View” refers to the main window in the program. Selecting a “View tab” opens a view
(Enroute Charts, Terminal Charts, Notebook, NOTAMS, or Text). For example, when
displaying an enroute chart, the “Enroute Charts View” is open.
• Bold text represents menu commands, buttons, and elements on a dialog box (such as
tabs or check boxes).

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• Variables are depicted in italics. For example, the right-click menu command shown in
Figure 1-2 is referred to in the User’s Guide as Add Airport Terminal Charts to
RoutePack: Other Charts.

Figure 1-2 Variables

Help in JeppView
Besides this User’s Guide, there are several ways to learn about this program. JeppView
offers a comprehensive Help file, as well as context-sensitive help for selected topics. Buttons
to open each of these help features are located on the toolbar (Figure 1-3).

In addition, ToolTips identify many JeppView features on the screen, while the Tip of the Day
appears on startup with helpful suggestions for using JeppView effectively.

General Help
JeppView’s Help file contains
instructions on how to use the
features and functions of the program.

To open the JeppView Help file, do

any of the following:
• Click Help > Help Topics.
• Click the Help Topics toolbar
button.
• Press F1. Figure 1-3 Help and Context-Sensitive Help toolbar buttons

Context-Sensitive Help
Context-sensitive help, available for many of JeppView’s features, offers specific information
about a selected item.

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To display context-sensitive help, do either of the following:
• Click the Context Help toolbar button and then click an object (such as a dialog box,
toolbar button, or menu command).
• Press SHIFT+F1, and then select an object (such as a dialog box, toolbar button, or
menu command).

ToolTips
ToolTips are popup information boxes (Figure 1-4) for particular objects in the Airport List,
RoutePack List and dialog box fields.

To display a ToolTip, point to an object for at least one second. For example, to view
information about an airport, point to an airport in the Airport List.

Figure 1-4 Tooltips

To turn off ToolTips:

1. Click Tools > Options.
2. Clear the Enable ToolTips on Dialog Boxes check box.

NOTE Disabling ToolTips does not affect the pop-up messages for the toolbar
buttons or within the enroute chart.

Tip of the Day

At startup, JeppView opens with the Tip of the Day popup.

To disable or enable the Tip of the Day, do either of the following:

• Clear or select the Show Tips at StartUp check box in the Tip of the Day dialog box.
• Click Help > Tip of the Day, and clear or select the Show Tips at StartUp check box.

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Preparing for Installation
These instructions cover installation of JeppView and FliteDeck. JeppView and FliteDeck are
designed to work together, but they do not need to be installed on the same computer. Refer
to your JeppView license agreement to obtain the number of computers you can install
JeppView on at the same time. You may wish to install JeppView on a desktop computer for
planning and install FliteDeck on a Tablet PC to take in the aircraft. You could also install both
programs on the same computer.

NOTE The following instructions are for installing JeppView and FliteDeck from the
JeppView product. If you are installing JeppView and FliteDeck from the
NavSuite, please refer to the NavSuite Quick Start Guide you received when
you ordered the product.

System Requirements
The following system requirements were set up to give you the most out of your JeppView
software. Although the program might run on systems that do not meet these requirements,
Jeppesen cannot guarantee that the program will run properly unless the system meets these
requirements.

Requirement Minimum Recommended

CPU 500-MHz PC or higher processor 2-GHz or higher processor

• Microsoft Windows® 2000 SP4

• Microsoft Windows® XP SP2 or
• Microsoft Windows® 2000 SP3 XP Tablet PC Edition
Operating System
• Microsoft Windows® XP SP2, or XP • Microsoft Windows® Vista 32-bit:
(English Only)
Tablet PC Edition Home Basic, Home Premium,
Business Edition, Enterprise
Edition and Ultimate Edition

RAM 256 MB 1 GB

VGA 800 x 600, 16-bit display

Video VGA 600 x 800 (JeppView FliteDeck VGA 1280 x 1024 24-bit color display
portrait orientation)

Graphics Processor 32-MB video card 64-MB video card

CD-ROM 8x 24x

Broadband internet connection for Broadband internet connection for

Internet Connection online download of program updates online download of program updates
Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher Internet Explorer 7

JeppView: 2.0 GB
Free Hard Drive Space
JeppView FliteDeck: 2.1 GB Higher than the minimum requirement
(U.S. 48 State Coverage)
Both: 2.2 GB

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Requirement Minimum Recommended

JeppView: 2.0 GB
Free Hard Drive Space
JeppView FliteDeck: 2.0 GB Higher than the minimum requirement
(Europe IFR)
Both: 2.15 GB

JeppView: 2.0 GB
Free Hard Drive Space
JeppView FliteDeck: 2.1 GB Higher than the minimum requirement
(Europe VFR)
Both: 2.2 GB

Free Hard Drive Space JeppView: 2.5 GB

(Worldwide IFR and VFR JeppView FliteDeck: 2.55 GB Higher than the minimum requirement
Coverage) Both: 2.85 GB

Hard disk space requirements vary depending on coverage area and data installed. In order
for terminal charts to install to the hard drive, the annotated hard drive requirements are
needed.

Administrative Permissions
Before installing JeppView on Windows 2000, XP and Vista, verify the permissions are set that
individual users have access to full use of JeppView. Administrative permissions are required
for the initial installation of JeppView, and any program updates that might be available when
clicking File > Check for Updates or with the CD update. When the navigational data and
terminal chart data are updated for JeppView, the user does not require the mentioned
administrative permissions.

Windows 2000 and XP

Follow these steps to confirm administrative rights on your home computer:
1. Right-click My Computer on your desktop and choose Manage from the short-cut
menu.
2. In the left pane, expand System Tools, and then click Local Users and Groups.
3. In the right pane, double-click Groups.
4. Double-click Administrators. If your account has administrator rights, it appears in the
Members section. If your account is not annotated, click Add and enter the account
name that you want to assign administrative privileges.
5. Click OK, and then reboot your computer if you have added an account.

If the account that you are logged into doesn't have administrator rights, Windows may return
the error “The following error occurred accessing the properties of the local group
Administrators: Access is denied. The local group properties cannot be edited or viewed at this
time.” Contact your system administrator to grant you administrative privileges on your
computer.

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Windows Vista
If you do not have administrative permissions on Windows Vista, you will receive the following
message when attempting to install JeppView:

Figure 1-5 Administrator message

If this occurs, you need to elevate your status with administrative permissions. Use one of the
following methods to gain access to the JeppView installer:
• Log in to your computer using the local "administrator" account. Thereafter, browse to
your computer’s CD-ROM drive, and then double-click setup.exe.
• Browse to your computer’s CD-ROM drive, right-click setup.exe, and then select Run
as administrator.

Figure 1-6 Run installer as an administrator

If you are trying to install JeppView on a corporate computer, please contact your network
administrator for administrative permission.

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What You Get
When you first purchase JeppView/JeppView FliteDeck, you get three CDs, which must be
installed in the following order:
• Program CD—Contains program and basic geographic and terrain data. Install this
once on each computer.
• Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Disc 1—Contains Jeppesen terminal chart data and is
updated every 14 days. Install it after the Program CD installation and update the data
through the Internet.
• Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Disc 2—Contains program updates to JeppView and
FliteDeck, Jeppesen aeronautical data, and the text information in the Jeppesen Airway
Manual and the Bottlang Airfield Manual. This data is updated every 14 days. Install it
after the ECD Disc 1 installation and update the data through the Internet.

Keep your Program CD and your latest ECD Discs in a safe place in situations where you
need to install JeppView and FliteDeck on another computer.

NOTE If you are interested in receiving ECD Disc 1 and 2 updates in the mail, please
contact a Jeppesen Customer Service Representative for information and
pricing.

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Standard Installation
The following instructions are for standard installation on a computer. If you need to install
JeppView in a network environment, please see Network Installation. If you need to use
imaging software, such as Symantec Norton Ghost and Acronis True Image, to deploy the
application on additional computers, see Workstation Imaging.

New JeppView Users Start Here

If this is your first time using JeppView, or if you are currently running JeppView 2, follow these
steps. Ensure that you have administrative permissions on your computer before starting the
following steps.

Insert the Program CD into your computer's CD-ROM drive. If the setup program does not
start automatically, browse to your computer's CD-ROM drive and double-click setup.exe. To
install the JeppView programs on your computer, follow these steps:
1. On the welcome screen, click Next.
2. Read the information in the Installation Overview window and click Next.
3. Read the license agreement and accept the terms, and then click Next.
4. In the Pilot Information dialog box, enter your name and 16-character or alphanumeric
serial number from the front of your CD album, and then click Next.
5. Select the programs to install. You can install JeppView, FliteDeck or both.You may
install both programs on all four of your computers if you wish.
6. Select the path in which to install JeppView and FliteDeck and click Next. Jeppesen
recommends that you use the default folder or a location where other Jeppesen
programs have previously been installed. If you want to use a different drive or folder,
click Change, and then type the path or browse to the folder that you want.
7. Click Next through the remaining screens, accepting all default options.
8. When the installation is complete, click Finish. A dialog box appears instructing you to
insert ECD Disc 1. If your computer requires a reboot, do so before moving to the next
procedure.

Existing Users Start Here

If you changed your JeppView subscription to update your MFD system, or currently using
JeppView v3 with a different serial number, you must deactivate your current version. After
you have deactivated JeppView, you will be provided the opportunity to insert your new
JeppView serial number. You do not need the Program CD.

To deactivate JeppView:
1. Open the JeppView program folder (the default location is C:\Program
Files\Jeppesen\JeppView3).

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2. Double-click deactivate.exe.
3. If prompted, select JeppView and click OK.
4. Select the check box to continue and click Next.
5. Click Yes to deactivate JeppView.
6. Select a deactivation process (it is recommended that you select the Internet
(Automated) method if you have an Internet connection), and click Next.
7. Annotate your serial number and deactivation code, and click Finish.
8. Insert ECD Disc 1 and complete the installation.

Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 1

The initial installation of JeppView requires ECD Disc 1 and 2. Thereafter, update the data
every 14 days through the Internet or with the CD updates received in the mail. To install your
terminal charts, follow these steps:
1. If you haven’t already done so, insert ECD Disc 1 into your computer's CD-ROM drive. If
the setup program doesn't start automatically, browse to your computer's CD-ROM drive
and double-click setup.exe.
2. If you deactivated a JeppView 3 serial number, enter your new serial number and click
Next.
3. JeppView MFD Users Only: If this is your first time installing ECD Disc 1, click Yes to
install the Jeppesen Services Update Manager (JSUM). JSUM is used to assist in
transferring the electronic chart data to the media used with your MFD system.
4. JeppView MFD Users Only: If applicable, select the Run Jeppesen Services check box
and click Next. This option launches JSUM near the end of the ECD Disc 1 update. This
option is only available if JSUM is already installed.
5. Check for the terminal chart coverages that you have purchased under your serial
number, and click Next.
A. The first time that you install ECD Disc 1 on a given computer, you may not see
any coverages. If that occurs, a box for entering a coverage code appears near the
bottom of the Setup window.
B. Type the coverage codes from the front of your JeppView CD album (below the
serial number), and then click Apply.

NOTE Coverage codes change with each terminal chart cycle. If the coverage code
you have no longer works, or you don’t have a coverage code, or you don’t
see the coverages you need after entering your codes, have your order
number or customer number available and contact Jeppesen Customer
Service. After you have the codes you need, complete the steps outlined
below.

C. If necessary, restart the ECD Disc 1 Setup program.

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D. On the Coverages screen, select the I have additional Coverage Codes check
box and click Next. Setup displays a box into which you type additional codes.
E. Type any coverage codes that you have, and then click Apply.
6. JeppView MFD Users Only: The JSUM installer and program launches where you can
login and begin the programming process to your media. For JSUM information, see the
JSUM Help file.
7. After the update is complete, continue the installation with ECD Disc 2.

Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2

To receive program updates to JeppView and FliteDeck, Jeppesen aeronautical data and text
data, follow these steps:
1. If you haven’t already done so, insert ECD Disc 2 into the CD-ROM drive. If the setup
program does not start automatically, click Start > Run. Type d:\setup.exe (where d:
is the letter of the CD-ROM drive).
2. Click Next after the welcome screen appears.
3. JeppView MFD Users Only: If you do not have FliteDeck installed, the installer gives you
the option to install it. If given the option and you want FliteDeck, select the Install
FliteDeck check box and click Next.
4. Review the installation summary, and then click Next.
5. Select the following check boxes and click Next:
- View the readme file—Displays new information regarding the latest program
update.
- Install Jeppesen Weather Service—This option launches the Jeppesen Weather
Service installer, so that FliteDeck can display weather using your XM WxWorx
Satellite Weather™ service1. The Jeppesen Weather Service option only appears if
you are installing FliteDeck and you have not previously installed the Jeppesen
Weather Services. For additional information about using your XM WxWorx Satellite
Weather service in FliteDeck, refer to the JeppView FliteDeck User’s Guide or Help
file.
6. Follow the prompts on the remaining installation windows.

TIP See Keeping Your Programs Up-To-Date for information on updating your
data electronically after the initial installation. Depending on the expiration date
of the data on the CD's, you may need to update your data soon after installing
JeppView.

1.XM Weather provides service to the contiguous US (all states except Alaska and Hawaii), its territories and
adjacent water. To learn of any changes to the coverage areas, contact XM WX at 1-800-985-9200.

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Workstation Imaging
These instructions cover the installation of JeppView and FliteDeck when using an imaging
process such as Symantec™ Norton Ghost™ or Acronis True Image™ to deploy the
application on additional computers.

Creating a Master Image

To create an image with JeppView and FliteDeck, install the program CD only. After the
program CD is installed, you can continue with imaging the system for other workstations.
1. Insert the Program CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive. The Installation Wizard
appears. (If it doesn’t, browse to your computer’s CD-ROM drive and double-click
setup.exe.)
2. On the Welcome screen, click Next.
3. Read the information in the Installation Overview window and click Next.
4. Read the license agreement and accept the terms, and then click Next.
5. In the Pilot Information dialog box, enter at least your name and the 16-character and
alphanumeric JeppView serial number, and then click Next.
6. Select whether to install JeppView, FliteDeck, or both, and then click Next.
7. Select the path to install JeppView and click Next. Jeppesen recommends that you use
the default folder or a location where other Jeppesen programs have been installed. If
you use a different drive or folder, click Change, and then type the path or browse to the
folder.
8. Follow the remaining on-screen installation instructions to finish the program installation.
When the installation is complete, click Finish.
9. Click Close Window when the dialog box appears that instructs you to insert the ECD
Disc 1. Do not insert ECD Disc 1. The ECD data is installed on all target machines after
the image has been transferred to each workstation. If your computer requires a reboot,
do so before beginning the next procedure.
10.After you have finished installing the program CD, image the workstation using an
imaging software (for example, Symantec Norton Ghost or Acronis True Image).
11.Deploy the master image to individual workstations.

Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 1

After you have deployed the master image to the workstations, install ECD Disc 1 and 2 on the
workstations. To install terminal charts, follow these steps:
1. Insert ECD Disc 1 into your computer's CD-ROM drive. If the setup program doesn't start
automatically, browse to your computer's CD-ROM drive and double-click setup.exe.

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2. Check for the terminal chart coverages that you have purchased under your serial
number, and click Next.
A. The first time you install the ECD Disc 1 on a given computer, you might not see
any coverages. If that occurs, a box appears near the bottom of the Setup window
for entering a coverage code.
B. Type the coverage codes from the back of your JeppView CD album (below the
Serial Number), and then click Apply.

C. If necessary, restart the ECD Disc 1 Setup program.

D. On the Coverages screen, select the I have additional Coverage Codes check
box, and then click Next. Setup displays a box into which you type additional
codes.
E. Type any coverage codes you have, and then click Apply.
3. At the end of the ECD Disc 1 installation, Setup stops and waits for ECD Disc 2. While
the Insert Electronic Chart Data Disc 2 dialog box is on the screen:
A. Insert ECD Disc 2 and wait for Setup to continue.
B. Click Close Window if this window does not close automatically.
C. Continue by Installing ECD Disc 2.
If you did not receive a serial number or coverage code, please contact Jeppesen Customer
Service. If you need to navigate outside your current coverage area, you can expand your
coverage instantly by contacting Jeppesen and purchasing additional coverage codes.

Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2

To receive program updates to JeppView and FliteDeck, Jeppesen aeronautical data, and text
data, follow these steps:
1. If you haven’t already done so, insert ECD Disc 2 into the CD-ROM drive. If the setup
program does not start automatically, click Start > Run. Type d:\setup.exe (where d:
is the letter of the CD-ROM drive)
2. Click Next after the welcome screen appears.
3. Review the installation summary, and then click Next.

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4. Select the following check boxes and click Next:
- View the readme file—Displays new information regarding the latest program
update.
- Install Jeppesen Weather Service—This option launches the Jeppesen Weather
Service installer, so that FliteDeck can display weather using your XM WX Satellite
Weather™ service1. The Jeppesen Weather Service option only appears if you are
installing FliteDeck and you have not previously installed the Jeppesen Weather
Services. For additional information about using your XM WX Satellite Weather
service in FliteDeck, refer to the JeppView FliteDeck User’s Guide or Help file.
5. Follow the prompts on the remaining installation windows.

TIP See Updating from the Internet for information about updating your data
electronically after the initial installation. Depending on the expiration date of the
data on the CDs, you might need to update your data soon after installing
JeppView.

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Network Installation
A standard license allows installation of JeppView on four computers for use by one pilot. If
you are interested in purchasing the network version of JeppView or purchasing multiple
licenses, please contact Jeppesen's Customer Service for information and pricing.

If you are an existing customer upgrading JeppView from version 3.3 to version 3.5 on a
network, you will need to change the client network path to a network drive. If you are installing
JeppView on the server for the first time with JeppView 3.5, continue to Initial Server
Installation.

NOTE The following installation instructions refer to the XP version of

windows.

Upgrading JeppView from Version 3.3 to 3.5

If you update your data on the server through the Internet, the update process has not
changed. If you update your JeppView data on the server using discs received by mail, you
will receive two Electronic Chart Data Discs. Install Electronic Chart Data Disc 1 and 2 on the
server:
• Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Disc 1—Contains Jeppesen terminal chart data and is
updated every 14 days.
• Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Disc 2—Contains program updates to JeppView and
FliteDeck, Jeppesen aeronautical data, and the Jeppesen Airway Manual and the
Bottlang Airfield Manual. This data is updated every 14 days.

After JeppView has been updated on the server, the following steps need to be completed on
each client machine. To update each client machine:
1. After you have finished the installation process of the JeppView upgrade, ensure that
you have a shared folder on the server that points to the Jeppesen folder.
A. On the server, right-click the [root]:\Jeppesen folder and choose Sharing
and Security.
B. On the Sharing tab, click Share this folder.
C. To set a User Limit other than the default Maximum Allowed, click Allow this
number of users and specify the maximum number of concurrent users.
D. To specify which users may access the shared folder, click Permissions.
E. Select the users or groups of users who will have access to JeppView.
F. Under the Allow column, select the Change and Read check box for each user or
each group of users accessing JeppView.
G. Click OK to return to the previous screen.
H. Click OK.

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2. On the client machine, map a network drive to \\<servername>\Jeppesen where
servername is the name of the server where you installed the JeppView program.
A. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
B. Double-click Network Connections.
C. Click Tools > Map Network Drive.
D. In the Folder text box, enter \\<servername>\Jeppesen where servername
is the name of the server where you installed the JeppView program.
E. Select the Reconnect at logon check box.
F. Click Finish. You should now be able to access your network drive.
3. Start JeppView on the client.
4. Read the message that appears about using a network drive instead of a network path,
and then click OK.
JeppView shuts down and attempts to launch the NetworkCorrectionUtility.exe program
located in the \\servername\Jeppesen\\JeppView3\\Utils folder. This utility
assists in remapping your JeppView server location to a network drive.
5. In the JeppView Network Correction Utility Welcome dialog box, click Next.
6. Read the client/server setup instructions and ensure you have completed all the steps
listed before continuing. Click Next.
7. Specify the network drive that contains the server JeppView3.exe. (Z:\, where Z is the
network drive). This location is on the server and not on the local machine.
8. Click Next to complete the installation.
9. Repeat steps 2 through 8 for each client.

Initial Server Installation

Insert the JeppView program disc into the CD-ROM drive on your server. The installer will
guide you through the following steps and procedures:
1. In the JeppView welcome screen, click Next.
2. Read the information in the Installation Overview window and click Next.
3. Read the License Agreement, and then click Yes.
4. Enter your registration information and 16-character and alphanumeric number that
came with JeppView, and then click Next.
5. Select the JeppView check box only and click Next. Follow the guidelines on the
screen.
6. Select the path in which to install JeppView and click Next. Jeppesen recommends that
you use the default folder or a location where other Jeppesen programs have previously
been installed. If you want to use a different drive or folder, click Browse, and then type
the path or browse to the folder that you want.
7. Click Next on the remaining windows accepting the default entries.

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8. After the update is complete, insert ECD Disc 1.

Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 1 on a Server

Jeppesen's terminal chart data are provided on ECD Disc 1. The on-screen instructions are
similar to those for the program installer, and will guide you through the setup:
1. Click Next after the JeppView welcome screen appears.
2. Check the coverage regions listed in the installation Setup dialog box. If you received
coverage codes from Jeppesen Customer Support for additional regions, enter them in
the field below the list box. When you are finished, click Next.
3. After the update is complete, continue with the Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2 on
a Server to update your enroute data and any program updates that might be available.

If you did not receive a serial number or coverage code, please contact Jeppesen Customer
Service.

Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2 on a Server

After the ECD Disc 1 is installed, place ECD Disc 2 into the CD drive. ECD Disc 2 contains
updates to JeppView, Jeppesen aeronautical data, and the text for the Jeppesen Airway
Manual and the Bottlang Airfield Manual.

If the setup program does not start automatically, click Start > Run. Type d:\setup.exe
(where d: is the letter of the CD-ROM drive).
1. Click Next after the welcome screen appears.
2. Review the installation summary, and then click Next.
3. Select the ReadMe file check box to review any new information regarding the latest
program update, and then click Next. Follow the prompts on the remaining installation
windows.

Sharing the Server

After you have finished the installation process of the JeppView program CD and the two ECD
Discs, you must set up a shared folder on the server that points to the Jeppesen folder.
1. On the server, right-click the Jeppesen folder that contains the JeppView program files
and choose Sharing and Security. The default folder is [root]:\Jeppesen or
[root]:\Program Files\Jeppesen.
2. On the Sharing tab, click Share this folder. If the server is using Microsoft Windows
Vista, click Advanced Sharing.
3. To set a user limit other than the default Maximum Allowed, click Allow this number of
users and specify the maximum number of concurrent users.
4. Click Permissions.

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5. Select users or groups of users whom you want to grant access to JeppView.
6. Under the Allow column, select the Change and Read check box for each user or
groups of users accessing JeppView.
7. Click OK to return to the previous screen.
8. Click OK.

If the server is using Microsoft Windows Vista, you will need an additional network share for
the terminal charts and text data.
1. Browse to the [root]:\ProgramData folder.
2. Right-click the Jeppesen folder, and click Share.
3. Select the users that will need access to JeppView.
4. Set their permissions to Reader.

Activating JeppView on the Server

To receive electronic updates, you must activate JeppView on the server.

After JeppView is installed:

1. Click Start > Programs > Jeppesen > JeppView3 > JeppView3 or click the Jeppesen
JeppView icon on the desktop.
2. Follow the prompts on the JeppView activation installation windows. See also
Activating Your Programs.
3. After JeppView has been activated, click File > Exit.

Client Installation
On each client system:
1. Map a network drive on the client that maps to \\<servername>\Jeppesen where
servername is the name of the server where you installed the JeppView program.
A. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
B. Double-click Network Connections.
C. Click Tools > Map Network Drive.
D. In the Folder text box, enter \\<servername>\Jeppesen where servername is
the name of the server where you installed the JeppView program.
E. Select the Reconnect at logon check box.
F. Click Finish. You should now be able to access your network drive.

NOTE If the server is using Microsoft Windows Vista, repeat step 1 to map to the
network share of the terminal charts and text data.

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2. On the client machine, insert the JeppView program CD into the CD-ROM drive. Click
Cancel if the installer starts.
3. Double-click My Computer.
4. Right-click the drive containing the program CD and choose Explore.
5. In the CD contents, double-click the network folder.
6. Double-click JeppViewNetworkSetup.exe.
7. Click Next to start the installer.
8. Read the License Agreement, and then click Yes to install.
9. Enter the same serial number that you used to install JeppView on the server. This must
be the same serial number.
10.Read the installation summary and ensure you have completed all of the steps listed
before continuing, and then click Next.
11.Click Yes or No when asked if the server is using Windows Vista. Clicking Yes initiates
the installer to look for the additional network share of terminal charts and text data
required when the server is using Windows Vista.
12.If applicable, specify the network drive that contains the server JeppView3.exe (Z:\,
where Z is the network drive). This location is on the server and not on the local
machine. Click Next to complete the installation.
13.Select the folder where chart preference files will be stored on the local workstation
(such as C:\Jeppesen). Click Next.
14.Select where the program folder will be located (the default is Jeppesen\JeppView3).
15.Installation will take a few seconds. If requested, reboot the workstation at this point.
16.Launch JeppView on the client computer using either the Start menu or the desktop
shortcut icon.

Updating Data on the Server

See Keeping Your Programs Up-To-Date for information on updating your data
electronically after the initial installation. Depending on the expiration date of the data on the
CD, you might need to update your data soon after installing JeppView. You need to update
the data only on the server; not on the client machines.

Viewing the Help File for Network Installations

Microsoft released a security patch that makes it impossible to view CHM files that are stored
on a network drive (as opposed to CHM files stored on your own computer). The help file will
appear, but instead of the topic text, you will see the error message, “this page cannot be
displayed.”

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If you trust all of the computers on your LAN or intranet (and the people using them), you can
use the following steps to lower the restrictions on the Local Intranet zone to allow CHM files
to be displayed:
1. Click Start > Run and type regedit. Click OK.
2. Locate and click the following subkey:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\HTMLHelp\1.x\ItssRestrictions

If this registry subkey does not exist, create it:

A. Right-click 1.x and choose New > Key.
B. Right-click New Key #1 and choose Rename.
C. Rename the subkey to ItssRestrictions.
3. Right-click ItssRestrictions and choose New > DWORD Value.
4. Type MaxAllowedZone, and then press ENTER.
5. Right-click MaxAllowedZone and choose Modify.
6. In the Value data text box, type 1, and click OK.
7. Click File > Exit to close the Registry Editor.

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Starting JeppView and FliteDeck
To start JeppView, do one of the following:
• Click Start > Programs > Jeppesen > JeppView3 >
JeppView3.
• Click the Jeppesen JeppView icon on your desktop.
Figure 1-7 JeppView Icon

To start FliteDeck, do one of the following:

• Click Start > Programs > Jeppesen > JeppView FliteDeck3 >
FliteDeck3.
• Click the Jeppesen FliteDeck icon on your desktop.

The first time you start either of these programs on a given computer, Figure 1-8 FliteDeck Icon
it will prompt you to activate the program. You have 30 days to do this.
Follow the instructions on the screen in the following section.

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Opening Warning
Each time you open JeppView or FliteDeck, it displays a warning with the effective date of
your Electronic Chart Data, the issue date of your terminal chart data, and the cycle number of
your Electronic Text Pages. Check the dates carefully. When the data becomes obsolete, the
fonts on the warning change color:
• For the NavData cycle, red signifies that the data has expired and an update is needed
to ensure safety of flight.
• For the terminal chart cycle:
- Brick (dark red) signifies that an update is imminent and appears one to six days after
an issue of updated terminal charts. At this time, you should receive an update in the
mail or retrieve an update through the Internet.
- Red signifies that the charts should only be used with great caution. You must ensure
that you are flying with current flight information, and comply with all FARs regarding
preflight planning and required or recommended flight information. Jeppesen
recommends that you use the Internet to update your chart data as soon as possible.

Figure 1-9 Opening warning

If you do not want the warning message to appear, select the Don't show this warning again
check box. The warning message will not appear as long as the data is current. When the data
goes beyond the effective or recommended dates:
• The warning message appears regardless of selecting the Don't show this warning
again check box.
• The Don't show this warning again check box is unavailable.

To display the warning after selecting the Don't show this warning again check box:
1. Click Tools > Options.
2. On the Warning tab, select the Reset All Program Warnings check box.
3. Click OK.

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You are responsible for the accuracy of your flight plans and navigation information, as well as
the currency of your data. You must satisfy yourself that this information is acceptable before
using it for your operations. Click I understand and accept this warning to start.

NOTE JeppView and FliteDeck use your computer clock to determine your data
status. Ensure that your clock reflects the accurate date, time, and time zone.

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Activating Your Programs
You must activate JeppView/JeppView FliteDeck within 30 days of installing the program, or it
will stop working. You must obtain a site key to activate JeppView and FliteDeck on each
computer on which you install either program. You can get a site key in one of three ways:
• Automatically, if you are connected to the Internet.
• From the Jeppesen Web site.
• By calling Jeppesen Customer Service.

If the two programs are installed on the same computer, only one program on that computer
needs to be activated. When you start the program, it automatically reminds you that you need
to activate the program, and informs you how many days are left in the trial period from the
time of installation. The Activation Wizard guides you through the activation process. Read the
information on the first screen and click Next to proceed with the activation. If you want to
activate later, click Start Program.

TIP The easiest and quickest way to get a site key and activate your program is by
using the Internet (automated) method. Your computer must be connected to
the Internet in order to use this method.

If you choose the Jeppesen web site option to obtain your site key:
1. Enter or paste the address www.jepptech.com/activation into your web browser.
2. Enter or paste your serial number and site code into the boxes on the Web page.
3. Click Get Site Key.
4. Enter or paste the site key that appears in the Site Key box into the Activation Wizard
dialog box. Click Next on the Activation Wizard.

NOTE The message Unable to activate with given site key is caused by not being
logged into Windows under an administrator account. Please login as an
Administrator and try to activate again. See Administrative Permissions for
additional information.

5. Click Finish to begin using JeppView and FliteDeck.

TIP To copy the Web address, serial number, and site keys back and forth between
the Activation Wizard and your Web browser, select the number or Web
address to copy and press CTRL+C, then click in the box to paste and press
CTRL+V.

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Proxy Setup
JeppView has the ability to work with standard proxy server configurations including HTTP,
HTTP Tunneling, SOCKS V4, and SOCKS V5. A proxy setup might be required depending on
your firewall to activate your program electronically and to electronically download JeppView
updates.

Contact your Systems Administrator if you are unsure of the configuration.

TIP Check the Internet Explorer proxy settings to determine if your network is
utilizing a proxy server. This can also often tell you the proxy address and port
of your proxy server.

Figure 1-10 Proxy Configuration dialog box

If you have a firewall, make sure the IP addresses and ports are open on your firewall. If they
are blocked on your firewall, you still might not be able to connect even after setting up the
proxy server.

To set up proxy server support in JeppView, click the Proxy Configuration button in the
Activation Wizard or click Tools > Proxy Setup within JeppView. The proxy configuration box
appears.

To set up proxy connections:

1. Click New.
2. Select a proxy type.

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3. In the Proxy Host field, enter the address, given by your System Administration, where
your proxy is at on your network followed by a colon and the port it resides on. This is
where JeppView will send communication to be "proxied" to the Internet. It should look
something similar to proxy.jeppesen.com:8080 where the proxy server is at
proxy.jeppesen.com and it is on port 8080.
4. In the Port(s) field, enter the ports you want the data sent to on the proxy server. If this is
an HTTP proxy, you can enter 80. All port 80 requests will then be sent to the proxy
server. If it is a SOCKS proxy and handles other communication besides HTTP (or you
are using SSL) you might need to enter more than one proxy setup.
5. Enter the User Name and Password only if the proxy server requires authentication
(this is fairly uncommon).
6. Select the check box associated with the desired configuration on the right-hand side of
the dialog box.
7. Click Close.

If you are using a SOCKS proxy server that proxies all communication to the Internet:
1. Click New.
2. Select the SOCKS proxy type.
3. Enter the address:port where the SOCKS proxy resides on your network.
4. Enter the ports ranging from 1-9999.
5. Select the check box associated with the desired configuration on the right-hand side of
the dialog box.
6. Click Close.

JeppView will look at the first proxy server entry in the list first and apply it to all
communications through the port entered, so enter the more specific ports first. If you create
more then one proxy entry, JeppView looks at each entry and uses the selected protocol for all
communications through the entered port.

Example:

The first entry tells JeppView to send all communication going out on port 80 using an HTTP
protocol through the proxy server at proxy.jeppesen.net port 8080.

The second entry tells JeppView to send all communications going out on all other ports (1-
1999) using SOCKS Version 4 protocol through a proxy server at proxy.jepp.net port 890.

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NOTE If you are using an HTTP proxy, first try the standard HTTP proxy protocol. If
that doesn't work, try the HTTP Tunneling protocol. Within JeppView, different
communication types (graphic weather, flight plans, interactive, etc.) use
different ports for communication, so it is possible for some of the functionality
in JeppView to work without proxy support enabled (or with only one proxy
type enabled) while others do not.

NOTE Although JeppView supports most proxy configurations, it is possible that your
proxy configuration is not compatible with JeppView. Please call Jeppesen
Technical Support for assistance if your proxy is not working correctly. You
need to know what type of proxy configuration you have. Also, we have had
mixed success with proxy servers that require authentication.

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Keeping Your Programs Up-To-Date
Your JeppView service includes a one-year subscription where you can download updates for
JeppView and FliteDeck, Jeppesen terminal charts, enroute data and text information. If you
are interested in receiving CD updates in the mail, please contact a Jeppesen Customer
Service Representative for information and pricing. Jeppesen provides a 10-week grace
period in which to update your Electronic Chart Data. After the grace period, JeppView and
FliteDeck no longer display charts.

IMPORTANT The 10-week grace period allows usage when you are away from your
home base and do not have access to the current Electronic Chart
Data CD. Use of the program within the 10-week grace period should
only be done with great caution. You must ensure that you are flying
with current flight information, and comply with all FARs regarding
preflight planning and required or recommended flight information.
Jeppesen recommends that you use the Internet to update your chart
data when you do not have access to the latest CD.

Updating Terminal Charts

Electronically updating terminal charts follow the same rules as updating terminal charts with a
paper subscription. When you receive a CD in the mail or download an update from the
Internet, the charts with that update are effective immediately upon receipt. A few exceptions
occur in which Jeppesen issues a chart before the effective date. In such cases, you should
continue to use the previous chart until the new chart’s effective date. For more information
about terminal chart changes and how they are displayed in JeppView, see Displaying
Terminal Chart Changes.

Updating from CD
You can receive updates to your JeppView enroute chart data, terminal chart data, electronic
text pages and program updates electronically as well as on CD-ROM. If you subscribe to a
CD revision service, you will receive the following CDs every 14 days:
• Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Disc 1—This disc contains IFR and European VFR
terminal chart data. To update your terminal chart data using a CD with a standard
installation, follow the Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 1 instructions for each
computer on which the program is installed.

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• Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Disc 2—This disc contains updates to the enroute chart
data, JeppView / JeppView FliteDeck program and the Jeppesen Airway Manual and
Bottlang Airfield Manual. To update your programs using a CD with a standard
installation, follow the Installing Electronic Chart Data Disc 2 instructions for each
computer on which the program is installed.

NOTE To receive ECD Disc 1 and 2 updates in the mail, please contact a Jeppesen
Customer Service Representative for information and pricing.

Updating from the Internet

JeppView provides the ability to update your terminal chart data, enroute chart data, Electronic
Text Pages, and program updates electronically through an Internet connection. Check your
current version number and data effective dates by selecting Help > About JeppView. The
About JeppView dialog box contains your serial number, program version, and information
about your data (effective dates, coverage area, expiration dates, and cycle/disk number). You
might want to check to see if your data is still current before checking for updates; however it is
not necessary. Downloads appear in the list only if they update what you already have on your
hard drive. To obtain Internet updates, you need access to TCP/IP port 1984 or port 80.
1. Connect to the Internet.
2. In JeppView, click Get Update on the opening warning that displays when JeppView
starts or click File > Check for Updates.
3. If the UpdateClient presents a list of programs, select the appropriate product.
4. When your program’s information (serial number, site key, and site code) display, click
Next.
The UpdateClient connects to the Jeppesen server, checks your connection, and
compares your current data to the most recent data available on the server.
5. In the Select Update Option dialog box, select each item you would like to update.
If you already have the latest of any data set, the option for that item is grayed out and
you cannot select it. The notes at the bottom of the Select Update Option dialog box
indicate whether you have the latest version of each data set.
6. After you have made your selections, click OK.
7. If you have downloaded a JeppView update in the past, a message appears asking if
you would like to delete all downloads older than ten days. Click Yes to delete any
previously downloaded updates older than ten days located in one of the following
folders which depends on your setup and operating system:
- C:\Users\[User Profile]\Jeppesen\Common\Downloads (Window Vista)
- C:\Jeppesen\Downloads (Windows 2000 and XP)
- C:\Program Files\Jeppesen\Downloads (Windows 2000 and XP)

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The download folder is used automatically by the UpdateClient to save the downloaded
data to your hard drive and install the update on your computer.
8. If JeppView is open, the UpdateClient automatically closes JeppView and begins
installing the new data.
9. Follow the prompts on the remaining installation windows.

The UpdatePack
You might prefer to update your entire subscription only on your desktop PC, and then transfer
the updated information to your in-cockpit computer using a USB memory device. This is the
purpose of the UpdatePack. It gives customers with multiple machines an easy way to copy
Jeppesen programs and data from one machine to another. Before creating an UpdatePack,
read through the limitations to avoid complications:
• You can save an UpdatePack file anywhere; however, avoid keeping old UpdatePacks
anywhere in the c:\Jeppesen folder. Any existing UpdatePacks that reside in this
folder roll into your new UpdatePack, unnecessarily increasing the file size.
• The serial numbers of the Jeppesen software on the origin and target machines must
match. Otherwise, the UpdatePacks will not transfer data. In the case of different
coverages, the UpdatePacks still work.
• UpdatePacks work with the following software versions or later: FliteStar/Map 9.0,
JeppView3, and FliteDeck3.

Creating an UpdatePack
To create an UpdatePack:
1. Click Start > Programs > Jeppesen > Create UpdatePack.
2. Select the items that you want to add to the UpdatePack. The disk space requirements
appear in the bottom of the window.
3. Type the Output filename for UpdatePack, including the drive letter if you specify to
save to removable media (example: f:\myUpdatePack), or click Browse and find the
drive and folder in which to save the UpdatePack.
4. Click Create.

Updating the Target Computer

To update the data on another computer:
1. Insert the media (CD, USB drive, and so on.) containing the UpdatePack executable file
(example: myUpdatePack.exe).

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2. Open the CD or other media.

NOTE Windows XP may offer to open the media for you, if not, open My Computer
and locate the media.

NOTE Windows Vista requires administrative credentials if the UpdatePack contains

a JeppView program update. Administrative permissions are not needed if the
UpdatePack contains navigational, terminal charts, and text updates.

3. Double-click the UpdatePack executable (example: myUpdatePack.exe). The

UpdatePack dialog box appears with the following tabs:
- Welcome tab—Displays the status of the data on the target computer, compared to
the data in the UpdatePack.
- This UpdatePack tab—Displays the contents of the UpdatePack file with the update
cycle.
- This Computer tab—Displays information about the Jeppesen programs on the target
computer, and which update cycle is installed.
- Problems tab—Only appears if problems exist with the UpdatePack, and states the
problem.

Figure 1-11 UpdatePack tabs

4. To update the target computer, click Update.

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Adding Terminal Chart Coverages
You can view a graphical representation of your coverage areas, as well as add coverage
areas to your subscription by utilizing the electronic update feature or using ECD Disc 1 and
ECD Disc 2.

Viewing Your Current Coverage Regions

You can view the installed coverage area by doing one of the following:
• Click Help > Coverage Areas to open the Review/Expand Subscription dialog box.
Your coverage area airports are depicted by the blue dots.
• Click Chart > Show Coverage Area to open the Review/Expand Subscription dialog
box. Your coverage area airports are depicted by the blue dots.
• Press CTRL+G to open the Review/Expand Subscription dialog box. Your coverage
area airports are depicted by the blue dots.
• Click Help > About JeppView and view the Coverage Area list box.

Expanding Your Regional Coverage Area

Contact a Jeppesen Customer Service Representative to request a new coverage or multiple
coverages. You will receive a unique Coverage Code for each new region you add. The
Coverage Code is required if you will be adding the new coverages with ECD Disc 1. If you will
be updating electronically, the coverage code will not be required because it will be added to
your serial number.

Determining Additional Coverage Areas

If you are not sure which additional coverage areas you want or need:
1. Click Help > Coverage Areas.
2. Insert the latest ECD Disc 1.
3. Perform one of the following actions:
- On the All JeppView Coverage Areas tab, enter an airport identifier and click Airport
Coverages to see which coverage areas contain that airport.
- Click the name of a coverage area to display the airports in that coverage on the map.

Currently, this feature is only available if you have ECD Disc 1.

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Adding Coverages Electronically
Please wait at least 30 minutes from the time you contacted a Jeppesen Customer Service
Representative before initiating an electronic download of new regions. This gives the
Customer Service system time to refresh your information in the Update Server.

To add the new coverage area electronically:

1. Click Help > Coverage Areas.
2. In the Your JeppView Coverage Areas tab, click Get Update Electronically.

JeppView logs in to the Update Server, finds your new information, and adds the new
coverage areas to your permanent subscription.

Adding Coverages from the Electronic Chart Data Disc

You can add coverage areas to your subscription from the Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Discs.
Contact Jeppesen to request the new coverage or coverages. You will receive a unique
Coverage Code for each new region you are adding. The coverage code you will receive is
only applicable to the ECD Disc 1 you have available (preferably the most recent). When you
call Customer Service, tell the representative which terminal chart revision cycle you are
using. The cycle number is recorded on the Electronic Chart Data CD label in this format: 10-
2007, representing the revision number (10), and the year (2007). Regional codes change
every 2 weeks, so a code for the wrong cycle does not work.

To add new coverages:

1. Insert ECD Disc 1 associated to the Coverage Code you received.
1. Click Help > Coverage Areas.
2. On the Your JeppView Coverage Areas tab, enter the new coverage code in the Step
1: Validate field.
3. Click Validate. The name of the coverage area appears in the list to the right.
4. Click Load under Step 2. JeppView searches the CD and adds the requested region.

After the update is complete, continue with installing ECD Disc 2 to update enroute data that
may be associated to the new coverage.

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Deactivating Your Programs
Refer to your JeppView license agreement to obtain the number of computers you can install
JeppView on at the same time.
You must deactivate JeppView under the following conditions:
• You are replacing your computer and want to install JeppView on the new computer.
• Your computer or hard drive fails and requires major service.
• You are performing major modifications to your computer.

In the last two instances, the programs might not recognize your computer when you get it
working again. If you are planning major service on your computer, deactivate JeppView3 or
the NavSuite first. If your computer fails unexpectedly, call Jeppesen Customer service for
help.
You can deactivate the JeppView or NavSuite products in two ways:
• Uninstalling the program(s) and choosing Yes when the deactivation wizard asks if you
would like to deactivate JeppView or NavSuite.
• Alternatively, if you installed JeppView and FliteDeck in their default folders:
1. Click Start > Run and then type one of the following:
- C:\Jeppesen\JeppView3\deactivate.exe1
- C:\Jeppesen\FliteDeck3\deactivate.exe
If you installed JeppView in a different folder than the default, locate and run the
deactivate.exe program in any folder in which you have installed a Jeppesen
program that requires deactivation.
2. If the deactivation wizard displays a list of programs to deactivate, select JeppView
or NavSuite.

IMPORTANT Deactivating JeppView also deactivates FliteDeck. If you are using

JeppView within the NavSuite, deactivating JeppView or FliteDeck
also deactivates the other NavSuite products on the computer.

The deactivation procedure does not uninstall the program from your hard drive. You can re-
activate JeppView and FliteDeck without reinstalling them. This is the recommended method if
you are going to modify your computer, or move your hard drive to another computer.

After deactivation, JeppView and FliteDeck no longer work. You may then install the programs
on another computer. Complete the steps in the Activation Wizard when you start the program
on the new computer. To reactivate JeppView and FliteDeck on a computer that previously ran
it, open the program and complete the steps in the Activation Wizard on that computer again.

1. The location of the application folders might also be in the C:\Program Files\Jeppesen\
folder.

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Backup and Recovery
This section describes backup and recovery procedures for JeppView. To avoid
complications, the backup and recovery procedures may only work if the JeppView version
that will be uninstalled is the same version that will be re-installed.

Backup
The following table contains a list of several files that you may want to save to another folder
before uninstalling and reinstalling JeppView3. The table assumes that JeppView is installed
in the default location on the C: drive.

NOTE For Window Vista users, it might be easiest to backup the complete
C:\Users\[user profile]\Jeppesen folder. Most user files are located
in this directory.

File Windows 2000 and XP* Windows Vista

Bookmarks.ini
C:\Jeppesen\JeppView3 C:\Users\[User Profile]\AppData\Local
(Text View bookmarks)

Markers.ini file (user-

C:\Jeppesen\JeppView3 C:\Users\[user profile]\Jeppesen\JeppView3
defined waypoints)

C:\Users\[user
Notebook files (.txt) C:\Jeppesen\JeppView3\Notebook
profile]\Jeppesen\JeppView3\Notebook

C:\Users\[user
RoutePack files (.rpk) C:\Jeppesen\Common\RoutePack
profile]\Jeppesen\Common\RoutePack

C:\Users\[user profile]\AppData\Local\
Jeppesen\JeppView3\Themes
Enroute chart
C:\Jeppesen\JeppView3\Themes
preference files (.prf)

* Depending on your computer setup, files might also be placed in the C:\Program Files\Jeppesen\ folders.

Hidden folder

To backup the files listed above:

1. Navigate to the specified folder.
2. Right-click the file name and choose Copy.
3. Navigate to the directory where the file will be temporarily stored, preferably not in the
Jeppesen directory.
4. Right-click a blank spot in the designated directory and choose Paste.
5. Repeats step 1 through 4 for each file to be backed up.

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Recovery
After installing and activating JeppView, do the following:
1. Navigate to the directory where the backed-up files are stored.
2. Right-click the file name and select Copy.
3. Navigate to the appropriate directory.
4. Right-click a blank spot in the directory and choose Paste.
5. Click Yes in the Confirm File Replacement dialog box.
6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 for each file to be recovered.

Viewing Hidden Folders in Windows Vista

To enable the viewing of hidden and protected system files in Windows Vista:
1. Close all programs.
2. Click Start > Control Panel.
3. When the control panel opens you can either be in Classic View or Control Panel Home
view:
Do the following if you are in the Classic View:
A. Double-click Folder Options.
B. Click the View tab.
C. Go to step 4.

Do the following if you are in the Control Panel Home view:

A. Click the Appearance and Personalization link.
B. Click Show Hidden Files or Folders.
C. Go to step 4.
4. Under the Hidden files and folders section, select Show hidden files and folders.
5. Clear the Hide extensions for known file types check box.
6. Click Apply, and then OK.

Windows Vista is configured to show all hidden files.

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Removing JeppView and FliteDeck
To remove JeppView, FliteDeck, or both applications, from your computer:
1. Open the Control Panel.
The procedure for opening Control Panel depends on whether you have the Classic
Start menu set in Windows XP. Try one of the following:
- Open My Computer and click the Control Panel.
- Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
- Click Start > All Programs > Control Panel.
2. Choose Add or Remove Programs.
3. Click JeppView Program or Jeppesen NavSuite.
4. Select which action to perform:
- Modify—Removes (or adds) a single program or a program option. Click Next and
follow the instructions in the Wizard. Clear the check boxes for the components that
you would like to remove from your computer (you cannot clear both FliteDeck and
JeppView). If you want to remove both programs, click Cancel and restart the removal
process.
- Remove—Removes all the programs. Click Next and follow the instructions in the
Wizard. Jeppesen highly recommends that you choose Yes when asked about
deactivating the programs. Deactivating allows you to install and run the software on
another computer (see Deactivating Your Programs for additional information).

IMPORTANT Select Remove only if you want to uninstall both JeppView and
FliteDeck or all of the programs in the NavSuite.

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C HAPTER 2

JeppView Basics

This chapter describes the basics of how to use the program. Although the subsequent
chapters focus on specific functionality within JeppView, a thorough understanding of this
chapter helps you to get the most out of the User's Guide.

Your JeppView program also includes a computer-based (CBT) tutorial. To use the tutorial,
click Start > Programs > Jeppesen > JeppView3 > JeppView3 Interactive Training.

This chapter covers the following topics:

• Overview
• JeppView Toolbars
• Enroute Charts View
• Airport List Window
• RoutePack List Window
• Arranging List Windows
• Keyboard Shortcut Commands
• Right-Click Menus
• Properties

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Overview
On startup, JeppView displays toolbars docked at the top with the RoutePack List and the
Airport List window, which is docked on the left side of the screen (Figure 2-1). For more about
the RoutePack List window, see Chapter 4 — RoutePacks and Routes. For more about the
Airport List window, see Chapter 3 — Terminal Charts.

Figure 2-1 JeppView Components and Default Screen Layout

The main JeppView window appears on the right with five view tabs across the top. Each tab
displays a different view in the main JeppView window. Click a tab to access the set of
information or features associated with that view. JeppView displays by default the Enroute
Charts View, which displays a black box to depict your coverage area (unless you have
worldwide coverage).

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JeppView Toolbars
JeppView displays three preset toolbars by default: Standard, Chart, and Preferences. You
can arrange or move these preset toolbars on the screen to suit your preferences. You can
also modify them to contain the buttons that you want, or you can hide them. In addition, you
can create your own toolbars.

To identify a toolbar button, point to it until a ToolTip displays its name.

Standard Toolbar
The Standard toolbar (Figure 2-2) contains familiar
commands such as load (open), save, print, and print Figure 2-2 Standard Toolbar
preview. It also opens the JeppView Help file. Unlike most
of the Chart and Preferences toolbar buttons, Standard
toolbar buttons access features for all JeppView windows.

Load—Displays the Load RoutePack dialog box, which allows you to load a RoutePack.

Save—Saves all RoutePacks displayed in the RoutePack List.

Print—Prints the active view. The drop-down arrow next to Print displays a list of print
commands that vary based on your current task.

Print Preview—Opens the Print Preview dialog box.

Right-click—Designed for use with touch-screen displays, this simulates a right-click. To

use, click the button, and then click where you would like to right-click.

Help—Opens the JeppView Help file.

Context Help—Displays a Help topic for the item selected on the screen.

Chart Toolbar
Most of the buttons on the Chart toolbar (Figure 2-3) access JeppView functions for the
Enroute Charts and Terminal Charts views, although a couple remain active for all five views.
When a button is unavailable for a particular view, it appears dimmed.

Figure 2-3 Chart Toolbar

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Enroute Chart and Terminal Chart Buttons
Previous View—Similar to the Back button in a browser, Previous View navigates in
reverse through previously viewed locations and zoom levels.

Next View—Similar to the Forward button in a browser, Next View navigates forward to
display previous locations. (This button is active only after the Previous View button has
been used.)

Zoom In—Zooms in one level.

Zoom Out—Zooms out one level.

Enroute Chart Buttons

Search—Opens the Search dialog box, which enables you to search for an airport,
navaid, or intersection on the enroute chart. Although this button is available for all views,
it searches only on the enroute chart.

Chart Theme—Opens a drop-down list of available enroute chart themes.

Thumbnail—Toggles between showing and hiding the thumbnail.

Default View—Returns the Enroute Charts View to the user-defined or application

default view.

All View Buttons

Full Screen—Toggles between the default view (displaying the RoutePack List, Airport
List, and main view windows) and a maximized view of the main window with only the
Chart toolbar remaining.

RoutePack Wizard—Opens the RoutePack Wizard dialog box, which enables you to
create a RoutePack, route, and optional alternate routes.

Terminal Chart Buttons

Full Chart View—Zooms out to display the selected terminal chart in its entirety.

Header View—Zooms in on the header portion of the selected terminal chart. (This
feature is not available for all terminal charts.)

Plan View—Zooms in and centers on the graphic portion of the selected terminal chart.
(This feature is not available for all terminal charts.)

Profile and Minimums View—Zooms in and centers on the profile and minimums
portion of the selected terminal chart. (This feature is not available for all terminal charts.)

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Rotate Counter Clockwise 90 degrees—Rotates the selected terminal chart 90
degrees counterclockwise.

Rotate Clockwise 90 degrees—Rotates the selected terminal chart 90 degrees

clockwise.

Preferences Toolbar
This toolbar (Figure 2-4) is active only for the Enroute Charts View. The buttons listed below
hide or show items on the enroute chart. Although selected, some preferences might not
appear when the chart is zoomed out.

Figure 2-4 Preferences Toolbar

IFR Landing Facilities (blue) High Airways

VFR Landing Facilities (green) Terminal Airspace

Low-Use landing Facilities

(including private, military, and Special Use Airspace
heliports)

Localizers—In the Low Altitude Enroute theme,

there are some localizers also connected to
VORs
formations and display when Enroute Airspace
Fixes are selected.

Enroute NDBs Marker Beacons

Terminal NDBs Holding Patterns

Enroute Airspace Fixes—In the

Low Altitude Enroute theme, there
are some localizers also connected
Obstacles
to formations and display when
Enroute Airspace Fixes are
selected.

ARTCC/FIR/UIR (Air Route Traffic Control

Terminal Fixes Center, Flight Information Region, Upper Flight
Information Region)

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Grid MORAs (Minimum Off Route Altitude)—
Low Airways Grid MORAs provide an obstacle clearance
altitude within a lat/long grid block.

The following Preferences toolbar buttons are available only if the associated component is
selected during installation:

Surface Features such as lava flows and

Roads
sandbars

Railroads Terrain Contours

Cities Terrain

Lakes/Rivers

Arranging Toolbars
By default, JeppView toolbars are docked, or fixed, at the top of the screen. However, these
toolbars can be undocked, opened, closed, and moved to a different position on the screen.

To undock a toolbar (make it float over the chart), double-click the left or right edge of the
docked toolbar.

To move a toolbar:
1. Point to the toolbar’s left edge (or the title bar if the toolbar is undocked).
2. Drag the toolbar to the desired location.

NOTE If the toolbar is near an edge, hold the CTRL key to keep the toolbar from
redocking.

To dock a toolbar:
• Double-click the title bar.
• Drag the toolbar to a point on the edge of
the screen.

To close (or reopen) a toolbar:

1. Click View > Customize Toolbars.
2. Clear (or select) the toolbar’s check box in
the Modify Toolbars dialog box (see Figure
2-5). Figure 2-5 Modify Toolbars dialog box

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3. Click Close.

Creating Toolbars
You can create customized toolbars, which include your own selection of toolbar buttons. To
create a new toolbar:
1. Click View > Customize Toolbars.
2. In the Modify Toolbars dialog box, click Create.
3. In the Create Custom Toolbar dialog box, enter a name for the new toolbar (maximum
30 characters).
4. Click Normal Buttons (same size as default toolbar buttons) or Large Buttons, and
then click OK.

NOTE Once created, the button size on the toolbar cannot be changed.

Figure 2-6 Customize Toolbar dialog box

5. In the Customize Toolbar dialog box (Figure 2-6), add buttons to the new toolbar by
doing either of the following:
- Drag a button from the Available toolbar buttons on the left and drop it under
Current toolbar buttons on the right.
- Click a button from Available toolbar buttons on the left and then click Add.
6. Click Close when finished.
The new toolbar is undocked when it appears, and is listed in the Modify Toolbars dialog
box. When a toolbar is not named, only its check box appears.
7. In the Modify Toolbars dialog box, click Close.

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Deleting a Toolbar
You can delete only customized toolbars. To delete a customized toolbar:
1. Click View > Customize Toolbars.
2. In the Modify Toolbars dialog box, select a customized toolbar and click Delete. The
system removes the deleted toolbar from the screen and from the toolbar list.
3. Click Close.

Modifying a Toolbar
You can modify preset and customized toolbars according to your preferences. To modify a
toolbar:
1. Click View > Customize Toolbars.
2. In the Modify Toolbars dialog box, select the appropriate toolbar and click Modify. In the
Customize Toolbar dialog box, current toolbar buttons appear on the right side and all
available buttons appear on the left.
3. Modify the toolbar by doing any of the following:
- To add buttons, drag them from Available toolbar buttons on the left to Current
toolbar buttons on the right, or select available toolbar buttons and click Add.
- To remove buttons, drag them from Current toolbar buttons on the right to
Available toolbar buttons on the left, or select the current toolbar buttons and click
Remove.
- To change the position of a button on a toolbar, drag the current toolbar button to its
new position, or select a current toolbar button and then click Move Up or Move
Down.
4. To finish modifying the toolbar, click Close.
5. Click Close in the Modify Toolbars dialog box.

NOTE A toolbar button can appear only once on any given toolbar.

Resetting a Toolbar
Preset toolbars can be reset to display their original default configuration. Customized toolbars
cannot be reset. To reset a modified toolbar to its original state:
1. Click View > Customize Toolbars.
2. In the Modify Toolbars dialog box, select the toolbar to be reset.
3. Click Reset.
4. Click Close to finish.

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Enroute Charts View
Replacing traditional paper charts, the Enroute Charts View is your primary visual flight
planning tool. You can view any location within your coverage area. Unlike paper charts,
JeppView enables you to customize the enroute chart, as well as display and print only the
locations, zoom levels, and chart objects that you want. With JeppView, you can pan, zoom in
and out, revisit previous views, and center the enroute chart on a selected object, as well as
show or hide a variety of chart objects and features.

Navigating in the Enroute Charts View

You can change the display in the Enroute Charts View by panning (moving up, down, left, or
right) or zooming (moving in or out).

Panning
To pan on the enroute chart, do any of the following:
• Press the UP, DOWN, LEFT, or RIGHT arrow keys.
• Point to the edge (or corner) of the main window, so that the mouse pointer becomes an
arrow. Click to move in that direction.
• To autopan, hold down mouse button. The view continues panning until you release the
mouse button.
• Use the mouse wheel (if available). You can access a setting for the mouse wheel by
clicking Tools > Options. In the Display tab, clear the Mouse wheel zoom check box.

Zooming
You can zoom in and zoom out on the enroute chart in a variety of ways. The Full Zoom Out
feature zooms out to a worldwide view as shown in Figure 2-1.

To zoom in and out on the enroute chart, do any of the following:

• Right-click the enroute chart and choose any of the following:
- Zoom In
- Zoom Out
- Full Zoom Out
• Click the Zoom In or Zoom Out button on the Chart toolbar.
• Press the PLUS (+) or MINUS (-) KEY.
• Use the mouse wheel (if available). You can access a setting for the mouse wheel by
clicking Tools > Options. In the Display tab, select the Mouse wheel zoom check
box.

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• Click the Chart menu and choose any of the following:
- Zoom In
- Zoom Out
- Full Zoom Out
• Draw a zoom box (to zoom in only; see instructions below).

NOTE Zoom Out and Full Zoom Out are not available when the chart is already fully
zoomed out.

Drawing a Zoom Box (Drag Zoom)

To radically change locations on the chart, you might find
it easier to use the Full Zoom Out feature, which displays
the entire world in the Enroute Charts View, and then
draw a zoom box to zoom in on your desired location. To
use the drag zoom feature:
1. Point to the upper left corner of the area on the
enroute chart on which you want to zoom.
2. Press and hold the mouse button and drag the
pointer down and to the right to draw a box on the
screen. The dimensions of the zoomed-in area
appear on the sides of the zoom box until you
release the mouse button.
3. Release the mouse button when the zoom box
represents your selected area. Figure 2-7 Zoom Box

The smaller the box you draw, the closer you zoom in on the chart.

Previous and Next Views

The Previous View and Next View features, available for the Enroute Charts and Terminal
Charts views, enable you to navigate through previously viewed locations and zoom levels—
similar to the Back and Next buttons in a web browser. If you zoom in too close on an
unfamiliar area, you can use the Previous View feature to return to your previous location and
zoom level. To see the Previous or Next View, do one of the following:
• Right-click an open area on the enroute chart and choose Previous View or Next
View.
• Click the Previous View or Next View button on the Chart toolbar.
• Press ALT+LEFT ARROW for the Previous View.

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• Press ALT+RIGHT ARROW for the Next View.

NOTE Next View is available only after Previous View has been selected.

Centering an Enroute Chart

JeppView enables you to center the Enroute Charts View on a selected point, waypoint, or
route.

To center on a point, do either of the following:

• Double-click an open area of the chart on which you want to center.
• Click Chart > Center on Cursor and then click the chart where you would like it to be
centered.

To center on a waypoint:
1. Right-click a waypoint on the enroute chart, the Airport List, or the RoutePack List.
2. Choose Center On.

To center on a RoutePack or route, do

either of the following:
• Select a RoutePack or route on the
enroute chart or in the RoutePack
List, and then click Chart > Show
Current Route, or press CTRL+R.
• In the RoutePack List, right-click on
a RoutePack or route, and then
choose Show RoutePack or Show Figure 2-8 Centering on a route
Route (Figure 2-8).

To center on an airport, do one of the following:

• Double-click the airport in the Airport List or the RoutePack List.
• Right-click an airport on the enroute chart, the Airport List, or the RoutePack List and
choose Center On.

Customizing the Enroute Charts View

To change the enroute chart default display, you can switch among preset and customized
themes, turn chart objects on and off individually, or change the chart projection. After making
changes, you can easily return to the default chart settings.

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Enroute Chart Themes
A theme is a JeppView feature that displays a particular set of chart objects and symbols
associated with that theme. JeppView provides several preset themes, which you can
customize according to your own needs.

Selecting an Enroute Chart Theme

To change a theme, do any of the following:
• Right-click an open area of the Enroute Charts View, choose
Vector Chart Themes, and then choose the desired theme.
• Click Chart > Vector Chart Themes and choose the desired
theme. Figure 2-9 Chart
• Select the theme from the drop-down list on the Chart toolbar Theme drop-down
menu
(Figure 2-9).

Customizing an Enroute Chart Theme

JeppView comes with customized themes where certain chart elements display at specific
zoom levels. You can customize a theme displayed with a set of chart objects and symbology
at a specified zoom levels.

To customize a theme:
1. Select the preset theme that you want to customize.

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2. Change the preferences (chart objects or elements being displayed) by doing either of
the following:
- Click the Preferences toolbar buttons (Figure 2-4 on page 2-5) to turn chart objects on
and off. (Not all chart preferences are available on the Preferences toolbar.)
- Use the enroute chart Properties dialog box (Figure 2-10):

Figure 2-10 Enroute Chart Properties dialog box

A. Click Chart > Properties or right-click an open area of the enroute chart and
choose Properties.
B. Click the Chart Preferences tab and then select (or clear) the check box for each
element desired.
C. To expand the list to reveal additional options, click the plus sign (+) to the left of a
preferences category check box.

After they are set, preferences for a chart theme are retained until the theme is reset.

Resetting the Theme Default

To revert the current theme to its preset configuration, do either of the following:
• Click Chart > Reset Theme Defaults.

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• Right-click an open area of the Enroute Charts View and choose Reset Theme
Defaults.

NOTE The Reset Theme Defaults command is not available if you are currently
working in the theme default.

Enroute Chart Objects

Chart objects are features that display in the Enroute Charts View. They include airports,
airspace, airways, enroute markers, ARTCC/FIR/UIR boundaries, holding patterns, enroute
airspace and terminal fixes, localizers, marker beacons, NDBs, obstacles, user-defined
waypoints, intersections, VORs, and routes. Features that do not appear on current IFR paper
enroute charts do not appear in the electronic versions either.

NOTE To display chart objects, you must have Jeppesen Electronic Chart Data
installed. (With the exception of routes and user waypoints, all chart objects
are Jeppesen Electronic Chart Data elements.)

Selecting an Enroute Chart Object

To select a chart object, click that object on the enroute chart. It turns pink. To view more
information about a chart object, right-click the selected object and choose Properties.

If you click the chart where two or more items are collocated, the Select an Item dialog box
appears (Figure 2-11). Select the desired item and then click OK.

To display the item’s Properties dialog box, click Info.

Figure 2-11 Select an Item dialog box

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Some chart objects have no additional data to display—specifically enroute markers, marker
beacons, surface features (such as roads and lakes), grid MORAs, holding patterns, localizer
feathers, and VFR reporting points. Clicking these features does not display a properties
dialog box and you cannot add them to routes. An exception is VFR reporting points, which
you can add to a route by using the drag and drop technique. (See Inserting a Waypoint in
Chapter 4—RoutePacks and Routes).

Enroute Chart Default View

The default view refers to the enroute chart location and zoom level displayed in the main
window every time you open JeppView. When you first open JeppView, the default view is the
world. You can reset this view to display a different location upon startup, and you can return
to this default view at any time.

NOTE A theme is not included in the default view. On startup, JeppView uses the
theme that you last viewed.

Changing the Enroute Chart Default View

To change the enroute chart default view:
1. Navigate to the desired location and zoom level in the Enroute Charts View.
2. Click Chart > Set Default View.

This changes the default view to the current display.

Displaying the Enroute Chart Default View

To display the current default view, do one of the following:
• Click Chart > Show Default View.
• In the Chart toolbar, click the Default View button.
• Press CTRL+D.
• Click View > Reset List Windows. This action also places the Airport List window and
the RoutePack List windows in the default locations with the default sizes.

The default view does not change the theme you are working in, or change the Airport List and
RoutePack List filters. It only displays the chart over a particular area at a specified zoom
level.

To display the original JeppView default (worldwide) view, do either of the following:
• Click Chart > Full Zoom Out.
• Right-click an open area on the enroute chart and choose Full Zoom Out.

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Enroute Chart Projection
The Enroute Charts View can appear in a
number of projections, as shown in Figure 2-
12. JeppView defaults to the Mercator
projection, but you can change the projection
of any enroute chart theme. To change the
enroute chart projection:
1. Open the Properties dialog box by doing
either of the following:
- Right-click an open area on the
enroute chart and choose Properties.
Figure 2-12 Projection drop-down menu
- Click an open area on the enroute
chart and click Chart > Properties.
2. Click the Projection tab.
3. Choose a different projection from the Projection drop-down list.
4. Click OK.

Favorite Views
The Favorite View feature enables you to return quickly to frequently used locations. It saves
the location, zoom level, and theme displayed in the Enroute Charts View.

To add a favorite view:

1. Set the location, theme, and zoom level as desired.
2. Open the Edit Favorite dialog box by doing either of the following:
- Right-click an open area on the enroute chart, choose Favorite Views, and then
choose Add Favorite.
- Click Chart > Favorite Views > Add Favorite.
3. Enter a name and comment for the favorite view and click OK.

The system saves the zoom level, location, and theme. To retrieve a favorite view, do either of
the following:
• Right-click an open area on the enroute chart, choose Favorite Views, and then
choose the saved favorite view.
• Click Chart > Favorite Views and choose the saved favorite view.

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From the Favorites dialog box, you can add, delete, or load a favorite view. To edit the list of
favorite views:
1. Open the Favorites dialog box by doing either of the following:
- Right-click an open area on the enroute chart, choose Favorite Views, and then
choose View Favorites.
- Click Chart > Favorite Views > View Favorites.
2. Do any of the following:
- To add the current view as favorite, click Add and enter a name and comment for the
favorite view, and then click OK.
- To delete a favorite view, select the favorite view in the list and click Delete.
- To load (or display) a favorite view, select the favorite view in the list and click Load.

Thumbnail Window
The Thumbnail (Figure 2-13) is a secondary view of the enroute chart that enables you to
quickly navigate to a specific location in the main chart view. The blue box in the Thumbnail
graphic represents the area displayed in the Enroute Charts View.

To show (or hide) the Thumbnail, do any of the following:

• Click the Thumbnail button on the Chart toolbar.
• Select (or clear) View > Thumbnail.
• Press CTRL+E.

To change the area displayed on the enroute

chart using the Thumbnail, do either of the
following:
• Point to edge of the box. The mouse
pointer changes to a four-way arrow. Drag
the box to a different place on the chart.
• Point to the corner of the box. The mouse
pointer changes to a double diagonal
arrow. Drag the box larger or smaller.

The Enroute Charts View displays the area

inside the repositioned thumbnail box.

Figure 2-13 Thumbnail window

Zooming In and Out
To zoom in and out in the thumbnail, do one of the following:
• Right-click inside the thumbnail and choose Zoom In, Zoom Out, or Full Zoom Out.

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• Zoom in by drawing a zoom box. For additional information, see Drawing a Zoom Box
(Drag Zoom).

Changing the Theme

The thumbnail can display a separate enroute chart theme than what is displayed in the main
Enroute Charts View. To change the theme:
1. Right-click inside the thumbnail and choose Vector Chart Theme.
2. Select a theme.

Customizing the Chart Properties

To customize the enroute chart within the thumbnail:
1. Right-click inside the thumbnail and choose Properties.
2. Customize the enroute chart using the available tabs. See Customizing the Enroute
Charts View, Enroute Chart Projection, and Using the Enroute Charts View Filters
for additional information.

Graphic Scale and Terrain Legend

A Graphic Scale and a Terrain Legend are items available for display on the enroute chart.
The Graphic Scale is a ruler that displays on the enroute chart to measure distances on the
map.

The Terrain Legend is available on the enroute chart when Terrain is selected on the
Preferences toolbar.

NOTE The terrain legend is available only when terrain is selected during the
installation procedure.

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Displaying and Hiding the Scale and Legend
To show (or hide) the Graphic Scale or Terrain Legend, right-click an
open area of the enroute chart and select (or clear) Graphic Scale or
Terrain Legend.

When the scale and legend appear on the enroute chart, you can also
hide it by right-clicking the scale or legend and selecting Hide from
the shortcut menu.

Moving the Scale and Legend

To move the Graphic Scale or Terrain Legend: Figure 2-14 Terrain Legend
1. Point to the Graphic Scale or Terrain Legend.
2. When the four-way arrow appears, drag the Graphic Scale or Terrain Legend to a new
location.

Displaying Different Units

The Graphic Scale can display nautical miles, statute miles or kilometers. The Terrain Legend
can display feet or meters. To change the units displayed, right-click the scale or legend, and
choose the preferred unit from the shortcut menu.

Figure 2-15 Graphic Scale

Changing the Appearance of the Graphic Scale

To change the appearance of the Graphic Scale, right-click the Graphic Scale, and choose
Opaque, Translucent, or Transparent from the shortcut menu.

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Airport List Window
The Airport List window consists of the
airports in your coverage area, airport
and terminal chart filters, an airport
search field, and filter status text
(Figure 2-16). See Chapter 5 —
Filters for more information about
using the Airport List window.

The Airport List contains all of the

airports in your JeppView coverage
area. It is the primary method for
working with your airports and their
respective charts. Each airport in the
Airport List has terminal charts
associated with it. These charts might
include airspace, noise, arrival,
departure, and instrument approach
charts.

Before clicking the plus sign (+) next to

an airport to display its terminal charts, Figure 2-16 Airport List window
note that the airport list displays all of
the airports within your coverage by the
ICAO designator. If the airport does not have an ICAO designator, the system uses the IATA
designator. The following information appears on the same line as the airport's name:
• Favorites check box (See Favorite Airports for additional information.)
• Airport Name
• City, state, province or territory, and country
• Distance from—which appears only if a distance filter is in place (see Sorting by
Distance later in this chapter).

Distinguishing Between IFR and VFR

European VFR charts (Electronic Bottlang Airfield Manual) were added with the introduction of
JeppView version 3.5. If you have a European VFR chart subscription, the Airport List displays
the European VFR airport and chart icons in green. With an IFR and VFR subscription, IFR
airport icons appear in blue and VFR airport icons appear in green to help distinguish between
the two airport types (see Figure 2-16).

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Sorting by Column Headings
By default, the Airport List is sorted alphabetically by airport ID, ascending in order from 0 to 9
and then A to Z. An arrow displays beside the column heading by which the list is currently
sorted and points up or down depending on whether the list is sorted in descending or
ascending order. For example, the left image in Figure 2-17 shows the sorting arrow in the ID
column heading pointing downward, indicating that the list is sorted by the ICAO or IATA
identifier in ascending order.
• To sort the Airport List by the contents of a specific column, click the column heading.
• To sort in reverse order, click the column heading again.

For example, click the City column heading to sort the list alphabetically by city name, A to Z.
Click City again to reverse the order, Z to A.

Figure 2-17 Sorting the Airport List columns

Resizing a Column
You can adjust the width of each column. To do so:
1. Point to the right edge of the column heading.
2. When the pointer changes to a double arrow, drag the
Figure 2-18 Resizing a column
column to the desired width.

Moving a Column
The sequence of the Airport List columns (from
left to right) can be rearranged. To move a
column:
1. Click and hold the column heading.
Figure 2-19 Moving a column in the Airport List window
2. Drag the column heading to a new
location and release it.

The moved column pushes the other columns to the right.

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Sorting by Distance
The Distance from column, to the far right in the Airport List, enables you to sort airports
according to their distance from a selected point (Figure 2-20).To set the airport or navaid
used for the Distance from calculation:
1. Right-click a navaid or airport on the enroute chart, RoutePack List, or Airport List.
2. Choose Show Distance From Here.

The Airport List displays the airports in order from the selected point at the top of the list
followed by airports listed from closest to farthest. Each airport’s distance from the selected
point is shown in the Distance from column.

Figure 2-20 The Distance From column displays the airports in the Airport List by how far they are from KMIT.

Searching for an Airport

The Airport List window contains an airport search function. When you enter any portion of an
airport’s name, identifier, city, or state in the Airport List window search field, the first airport in
the list that matches the criteria appears at the top of the Airport List. Click the Next and
Previous buttons to move to other matching airports.

To search for an airport in the Airports List:

1. Type the desired search criteria in the search field in the Airport List window. The first
airport that matches the criteria moves to the top line displayed in the Airport List.

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2. Click the Next button. The next airport that matches the search criteria becomes the first
line of the Airport List. To find the next matching airport, click the Next button again.
When you have gone through all matches, JeppView loops around to the first matching
airport.
3. Click Previous to go through the matches in reverse order.

Figure 2-21 Airport List search

Column Searching
Search single columns in the Airport List by using the format "Column=Search text". For
example, to search for an airport in the city of Livingston, type City=Livingston in the
search field. In this example, search results include all airports within a city called Livingston,
but do not include airports called Livingston, such as Livingston Co Airport (KOZW) in Howell,
MI.

Searching for European VFR

Airports
In cases where European VFR airports do
not have assigned ICAO identifiers,
Jeppesen assigns them identifiers in the
format of the two-letter country identifier
followed by two numbers. The assigned
airport designator is not official and not to be
used for official paperwork, such as filing a
flight plan. The easiest way to find airports of
this nature is to enter the airport or city name
in the Search field.

Centering on an Airport
You can use the Airport List to center on an
airport in the Enroute Charts View. When you
find the airport in the Airport List that you Figure 2-22 Enter the airport or city name in the Search field
would like to center on, select the airport and
continue with one of the following actions:
• Double click the airport.
• Right-click the airport and choose Center On.

The enroute chart centers on the airport with a red blinking arrow pointing to it.

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RoutePack List Window
The RoutePack List window (Figure 2-23) is the JeppView interface for creating and
manipulating RoutePacks and routes. The RoutePack List enables you to collect and print
enroute and terminal charts in the order that you would use them on a flight. You can also
store a group of favorite airports and charts in the RoutePack List. More information about
using the RoutePack List window is in Chapter 4 — RoutePacks and Routes.

Figure 2-23 RoutePack List window

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Arranging List Windows
By default, the Airport List and RoutePack List windows appear in a docked position on the left
side of the screen. Similar to toolbars, the list windows can be undocked, docked, hidden,
resized, and moved to different positions on the screen.

Undocking a List Window

Either of the following techniques undocks the Airport List and RoutePack list window so that it
floats over the application:
• Double-click the double bar at the top of the list window.
• Click the maximize button at the top of the list window.

If you would like to undock and move a list window:

1. Click and hold the mouse button on the double bars of the list window.
2. While holding the mouse button, press and hold the CTRL key.
3. Move the list window to a new location, and then release the CTRL key and the mouse
button.

This places the window over the application.

Docking the List Window

To dock a list window in its original location, do either of the following:
• To keep the same size, double-click on the title bar.
• To place the list windows in the default location with the default size, click View > Reset
List Windows. This will also resets the enroute chart to the default view (see Enroute
Chart Default View for additional information).

To dock a list window at a new location:

1. Click and hold the mouse button on the double bars of the list window.
2. Move the list window to a new location near the edges of the application.
3. When the list window is at the desired location and the border changes from a shaded
line to a solid line, release the mouse button.

Resizing a List Window

To reduce or expand a list window:
1. Undock the list window (see Undocking a List Window).

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2. Place your pointer over a corner of the list window. When the double arrow appears,
click and hold the mouse button.
3. While holding the mouse button, adjust the size of the window.
4. When the list window is at the desired size, release the mouse button.
5. If desired, dock the list window by double-clicking on the title bar.

Hiding a List Window

To hide a list window, do one of the following:
• Click the X in the top right corner.
• Click View > RoutePack List and View > Airport List, so that the check mark next to
the appropriate name does not appear.
• Press CTRL+L to hide the RoutePack List.
• Press CTRL+SHIFT+L to hide the Airport List.

To display a hidden list window:

• Click View > RoutePack List or press CTRL+L.
• Click View > Airport List or press CTRL+SHIFT+L.

A check mark appears on the View menu next to selected lists.

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Keyboard Shortcut Commands
Keyboard commands are shortcuts that enable you to quickly access JeppView features using
your keyboard. For a complete list of keyboard commands, see the Quick Reference Guide
Keyboard Commands in the back of this book.

Keyboard Commands in the Airport List

When you click in the Airport List to make it the active window, the following keyboard
commands are available.
• The RIGHT ARROW key expands a list of terminal charts; the LEFT ARROW KEY
collapses it.
• The SHIFT and CTRL keys, combined with clicking, activate the multiple select
function, enabling you to select multiple airports or terminal charts at one time.
- Select a sequential range of airports or terminal charts by clicking an item and, while
holding the SHIFT key, clicking another item in the list. All items in between are
selected.
- Select a group of nonsequential airports or charts by clicking an item and, while
holding the CTRL key, clicking the remaining items that you want to select.

TIP Multiple select only works for like items. In the Airport List, you can select only
multiple airports or only terminal charts belonging to the same airport.

• Copy and paste airports and terminal charts from the Airport List to the RoutePack List
using CTRL+C to copy and CTRL+V to paste.
• Select all airports in the Airport List by pressing CTRL+A.
• Select or clear an airport as a favorite by pressing the SPACEBAR.

Keyboard Commands in the RoutePack List

When you click in the RoutePack List to make it the active window, the following keyboard
commands are available.
• The RIGHT ARROW key expands a selected item with a plus sign (+) next to it; the
LEFT ARROW key collapses it.

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• The SHIFT and CTRL keys, combined with clicking, activate the multiple select
function, enabling you to select multiple routes, airports, or terminal charts at one time.
- Select a sequential range of items by clicking an item and, while holding the SHIFT
key, clicking another item. All items in between are selected.
- Select a group of nonsequential elements by clicking an item and, while holding the
CTRL key, clicking the remaining items that you want to select.

TIP Multiple select only works for like items. In the RoutePack List, you can only
select multiple airports within a RoutePack or only terminal charts belonging to
the same airport.

• Copy and paste airports and terminal charts from the Airport List to the RoutePack List
using CTRL+C to copy and CTRL+V to paste.

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Right-Click Menus
Right-click menus throughout the program provide easy access to many JeppView features for
Airport List and RoutePack List windows, RoutePacks, routes, airports, Enroute Chart and
Terminal Chart Views, and some enroute chart objects (airports, routes, boundaries, and
navaids). Although many of these features are available from the main menu, right-click
menus are sometimes faster and easier to use.

Right-click menus, sometimes called shortcut menus, vary according to the object selected or
the location of those objects. For example, a route selected in the RoutePack List displays a
different right-click menu than a route selected on an enroute chart. The following description
of right-click menus is by no means comprehensive, but it does provide an overview of how
these features work.

To open a right-click menu, do either of the following:

• Right-click the item.
• Click the simulated right-click button on the standard toolbar, and then click an item.
This feature is designed for use with touch-screen displays.

To close a right-click menu, do either of the following:

• Click outside the menu.
• Press ESC.

The following sections briefly describes the right-click menu functions within JeppView. If a
keyboard shortcut is available for an action, it will be annotated in parentheses. For the
keyboard shortcut to work, the item that would normally be right-clicked must be selected.

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Right-Click Menu for Airports in the Airport List
Figure 2-24 shows the right-
click menu for airports
selected in the Airport List.

Copy (CTRL+C) creates a

copy of the airport in the
Clipboard. If more than one
airport is selected, the system
copies all selected airports
(and all accompanying
terminal charts) and makes
them available to paste into a
RoutePack.

Print displays the Print dialog

box, enabling you to print
terminal procedures and other Figure 2-24 Airport right-click menu
information, such as the
Revision Letter, for the
selected airport.

Add to Favorites adds the airport to the Favorite Airports list by selecting the check box to the
left of the airport in the Airport List. If the airport is already a Favorite Airport and you want to
remove it, choose Remove From Favorites to clear the favorites check box.

Add airport(s) Terminal Charts to RoutePack: Other Charts adds the airport and terminal
charts to the Other Charts folder in the RoutePack indicated.

The following commands appear when only one airport is selected:

Show Distance From Here (CTRL+F) calculates the distance from the selected airport and
displays that distance in the Airport List Distance From column.

Show Approaches Within opens the geographic area filter dialog box. Enter a distance, and
a yellow circle appears on the chart, centered on the selected airport, with a radius equal to
that distance. Only airports located within that circle appear in the Airport List.

Center On displays the enroute chart centered on the selected airport with a red blinking
arrow pointing to the airport.

Properties (ALT+ENTER) displays the airport’s properties dialog box, which provides
information about the selected airport as well as runway and communications information. It
also provides the ability to enter comments about the airport in the Notebook tab.

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Right-Click Menu for Terminal Charts in the Airport
List
Right-clicking a terminal chart in the Airport List offers two menu shortcut commands.

Copy (CTRL+C) places the selected terminal chart onto the clipboard.

Print opens the Print dialog box for the selected chart. When you select multiple terminal
charts from the same airport, the options selected apply to all of the selected charts.

Right-Click Menu for RoutePacks in the RoutePack

List
When you right-click the name of a
RoutePack, JeppView displays the menu
shown in Figure 2-25.

Add Route (Wizard) opens the Route

Wizard, which helps plan a route in a
RoutePack, including departure and
destination airports, as well as optional
route waypoints and alternates.

Add Route (Point/Click) enables you to

create a route in the RoutePack by clicking
the enroute chart to set waypoints.

Save (CTRL+S) saves the RoutePack

under its current file name.

Save As enables you to save a RoutePack

under a new file name or in another location.

Unload (CTRL+F4) removes the selected

RoutePack from the RoutePack List. If the Figure 2-25 RoutePack right-click menu
RoutePack has not been saved, JeppView
prompts you to save it.

Unload All RoutePacks removes all the RoutePacks from the RoutePack List. If any of the
RoutePacks have not been saved, JeppView prompts you to save them.

Show RoutePack (CTRL+R) zooms the enroute chart, to display all routes in the RoutePack.

Show Approaches Within opens the geographic area filter dialog box. Enter a distance, and
a yellow outline surrounds all the routes contained in the RoutePack. Only airports located
within that filter appear in the Airport List.

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Reset to current Chart Type Preferences applies the terminal chart filters set in the Detailed
Chart Filter Settings dialog box. This might add or remove terminal charts from the selected
route. See Chapter 5 — Filters.

Cut (CTRL+X) removes the RoutePack from the RoutePack List and places it on the
clipboard.

Copy (CTRL+C) copies the RoutePack onto the clipboard.

Paste (CTRL+V) moves an object (such as an airport, terminal chart, route, or RoutePack)
from the clipboard into the RoutePack.
• Pasting an airport copied from the Airport List to a RoutePack that already contains that
airport copies all the charts into the existing airport. If all the charts are the same, then
no change occurs. New charts pasted into the airport occur when you have deleted the
charts or filtered them out.
• If an airport that does not exist in the RoutePack is pasted into that RoutePack, the
airport and its charts are added to the RoutePack’s Other Charts folder.
• If a terminal chart that does not exist in a RoutePack is pasted into that RoutePack, it is
added to the RoutePack’s Other Charts folder with its airport.
• Pasting a route into a RoutePack appends that route at the end of the RoutePack.
• Pasting a RoutePack into another RoutePack merges the contents of the two
RoutePacks, including the contents of the Other Charts folder.

Print launches the Print dialog box.

Properties (ALT+ENTER) displays the RoutePack Properties dialog box, a summary of the
RoutePack that includes the number of routes and alternates that it contains, when it was last
printed, and a field that enables you to rename the RoutePack.

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Right-Click Menu for Routes in the RoutePack List
Figure 2-26 shows the right-click menu
for a route name or alternate route name
selected in the RoutePack List.

Re-Plan This Route (Wizard) enables

you to re-plan an existing route in your
RoutePack using the Re-Plan Route
Wizard.

Find/Insert Waypoint displays the

Search dialog box, which enables you to
search for an airport or navaid, locate it,
and then insert or append it to the route.

Append Waypoints enables you to add

waypoints to the end of a route by
clicking on the enroute chart. Finish
adding to the route by right-clicking the
chart and choosing Stop Appending
Waypoints.

Show Route (CTRL+R) zooms the

enroute chart to display the selected
route on the screen. Figure 2-26 Route right-click menu

Show Approaches Within opens the geographic area Filter Setup dialog box. Enter a
distance and a yellow outline surrounds the route covering the distance from the route you
specified. Only airports located within that area appear in the Airport List.

Reset to current Chart Type Preferences applies the terminal chart filters set in the Detailed
Chart Filter Settings dialog box. This might add or remove terminal charts from the selected
route.

Reverse Route changes the selected route by reordering the waypoints in reverse order.

Renumber Route Waypoints renumbers route waypoints not associated with airports or a
navaid that might have been created out of order (WP1, WP2, etc.).

Cut (CTRL+X) removes the route and places it onto the clipboard.

Copy (CTRL+C) creates a copy of the route and places it on the clipboard.

Paste (CTRL+V) adds the contents of the clipboard to the route. Airports, terminal charts, and
routes can be pasted into a route.
• When an airport is pasted in a route, it becomes the destination, and its terminal charts
are added to its airport in the route.

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• When a route is pasted into another route, the pasted route’s waypoints are appended
to the existing route.

Delete (DELETE) removes the route from the RoutePack.

Print opens the Print dialog box.

Properties (ALT+ENTER) opens the Route Properties dialog box, which displays the route
length and other route information, enables you to rename the selected route, make the route
visible or hidden, or lock the route. See Properties later in this chapter.

Right-Click Menu for Airports in the RoutePack List

Figure 2-27 shows the right-click menu
for airports in the RoutePack List.

The first command in the menu

changes depending on the airport’s
status as a departure, destination,
alternate, or other airport. The example
in Figure 2-27 is for a departure airport.
(See Filtering Terminal Charts in the
RoutePack in Chapter 5 — Filters.)

Reset to Chart Type Preferences

Departure Chart Preferences

appears when a departure airport is
selected.

Destination Chart Preferences

appears when a destination airport
is selected.

Alternate Chart Preferences

appears when an alternate airport
is selected. Figure 2-27 Departure airport right-click menu

Current Airport List Filter appears for an airport that is in the Other Charts folder, or that
is in the route but is not a departure, destination, or alternate airport. It applies to all the
terminal chart filters set in the Airport List.

Add Alternate Route creates an alternate route from the selected airport to the location that
you click on the enroute chart. When Add Alternate Route is selected, waypoints are added
to the alternate route at each location that you click in the chart. Right-click and choose Stop
Appending Waypoints to end the alternate route creation.

Find/Insert Waypoint displays the Search dialog box, which enables you to search for an
airport or navaid, and then insert or append it to the route.

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Center On centers the enroute chart on the selected airport.

Find Approach Charts displays the airport at the top of the Airport List and expands its
terminal chart list.

Show Approaches Within opens the geographic area Filter Setup dialog box. Enter a
distance and a yellow outline circles the airport with the radius you specified. Only airports
located within that area appear in the Airport List.

Show Distance From Here calculates the distance from the selected airport and displays that
distance in the Distance From column in the Airport List.

Cut (CTRL+X) removes the airport from the route or Other Charts folder and places it on the
clipboard.

Copy (CTRL+C) copies the airport onto the clipboard.

Paste (CTRL+V) places an airport from the clipboard in the route before the selected airport.
Terminal charts can be pasted into an airport only if they belong to that airport.

Delete (DELETE) removes the airport from the route or RoutePack.

Print displays the Print dialog box, enabling you to print the airport information, terminal
charts, and Revision Letter.

Properties (ALT+ENTER) displays the airport properties dialog box, which provides
information about the airport as well as runway and communications information. You can also
enter comments about the airport in the Notebook tab on the Airport Properties dialog box.

Right-Click Menu for Terminal Charts in the RoutePack

List
Cut (CTRL+X) removes the terminal chart from the airport and places it onto the clipboard.

Copy (CTRL+C) copies the terminal chart onto the clipboard.

Paste (CTRL+V) inserts a terminal chart from the clipboard into that airport. Only terminal
charts for the same airport can be pasted on an airport.

Delete (DELETE) removes the terminal chart from the airport.

Print displays the Print dialog box, enabling you to print the selected terminal charts.

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Right-Click Menu for the Other Charts Folder
Figure 2-28 shows the right-click menu for the
Other Charts folder in the RoutePack List.

Show Airports on Chart zooms the enroute

chart to display and mark all airports with a red
box. After markers have been applied, another
selection—Hide Airports—appears on the
menu, enabling you to remove the markers for
these airports.
Figure 2-28 Other Charts right-click menu
Cut (CTRL+X) removes the Other Charts folder
from the RoutePack and places it on the
clipboard.

Copy (CTRL+C) copies the Other Charts folder onto the clipboard.

Paste (CTRL+V) places airports, terminal charts, or the contents of a different Other Charts
folder into the Other Charts folder.

Delete (DELETE) removes the Other Charts folder from the RoutePack.

Print displays the Print dialog box, enabling you to print the terminal charts in the Other Charts
folder.

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Right-Click Menu for the Enroute Charts View
When you click an open area in the Enroute
Charts View (not a route, airport, or other
enroute chart object), the enroute chart right-
click menu appears (Figure 2-29).

Append Waypoints to a RoutePack: Route

adds waypoints to the end of the identified route
by clicking on the enroute chart. Finish adding
to the route by right-clicking the chart and
choosing Stop Appending Waypoints.

New RoutePack creates a new RoutePack.

Add Route to RoutePack creates a new route

for the identified RoutePack. You add
waypoints to the end by clicking on the enroute
chart. Finish the route by right-clicking the chart
and choosing Stop Appending Waypoints.

Use view as Geographic Area Filter filters the Figure 2-29 Enroute Charts View right-click menu
Airport List to display only airports currently
displayed in the Enroute Charts View.

Favorite Views displays a submenu of saved favorite enroute chart views that you can
choose for display. You can also add the current view as a new favorite.

Vector Chart Themes displays a submenu of enroute chart themes from which to select.

Reset Theme Defaults returns the currently displayed enroute chart theme to its original
default configuration (shown or hidden chart objects). This command is available only when
the default theme is not currently displayed.

Zoom In zooms in one level.

Zoom Out zooms out one level.

Full Zoom Out zooms out to the world.

Graphic Scale displays a graphic scale on the enroute chart. See Graphic Scale and Terrain
Legend previously in this chapter.

Terrain Legend displays a terrain legend on the enroute chart (when terrain is enabled). See
Graphic Scale and Terrain Legend previously in this chapter.

Previous View navigates in reverse through previous view locations and zoom levels.

Next View navigates forward to display previous locations. (Active only after the Previous
View button has been used.)

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Properties displays the enroute chart Properties dialog box, which provides information about
the enroute chart settings, filters, and preferences. See Customizing the Enroute Charts
View.

Right-Click Menu for Objects in the Enroute Charts

View
Many objects on an enroute chart (such as routes, airports, and route waypoints) have a right-
click menu with commands specific to that type of object. To open this menu, you must first
select the object. After you select an object, it turns pink, after which you can right-click it to
display the right-click menu.

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Properties
Most objects in JeppView—-airports, routes, RoutePacks, user-defined waypoints, route
waypoints, and Electronic Chart Data elements (airways, navaids, and so on)—have
properties, or summary information, associated with them. You can view the properties about
the object by opening its Properties dialog box.

To open the Properties dialog box, do any of the following:

• Right-click the object in the enroute chart, RoutePack List, or Airport List and choose
Properties.
• Click the object on the enroute chart or RoutePack List and click Chart > Properties.

RoutePack Properties
The RoutePack Properties dialog box (Figure
2-30) displays information about the
composition of a RoutePack (number of
routes, alternates, waypoints, and number of
charts saved in the RoutePack) and enables
you to rename the RoutePack. This dialog box
also displays the created and modified dates
as well as the last printed date and time.

Because JeppView and JeppView FliteDeck

do not hold information about a pilot or an
aircraft model, the Pilot and Aircraft entries
display arbitrary default information.
Figure 2-30 RoutePack Properties dialog box

Route Properties
The Route Properties dialog box (Figure 2-31)
provides basic information about the route
and enables you to modify route settings and
rename the route. In addition, you can lock the
route, so it cannot be modified from the
enroute chart. You can also hide or show the
route on the enroute chart. If a route is hidden,
you can show it by accessing the route
properties from the RoutePack list and
selecting the Visible check box.

Figure 2-31 Route Properties dialog box

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Airport Properties
The airport Properties dialog box (Figure 2-32) contains tabs for airport information
categorized as General, Runway Info, and Communications, as well as a Notebook tab to
keep personalized notes about the airport. This information can also be printed as part of an
airport printing preference or Trip Kit.

To access the information, click between the various tabs.

• Select the Large Text check box to view the information in a bigger font.
• If the airport is an IFR or European VFR airport, click Approach to display the airport
terminal charts at the top of the Airport List.
• Click the Print button to print airport information from one or more tabs.

Figure 2-32 Airport Properties dialog box

Enroute Chart Properties

The enroute chart Properties dialog box (Figure 2-33) contains three tabs (Chart
Preferences, Projection, and Display Filters) through which you can change the look of the
enroute chart by showing and hiding chart objects, changing the chart projection, or applying

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airport filters. Filtering airports declutters the chart, displaying only the airports that match your
criteria. For more information regarding the enroute chart Properties dialog box, see Using
the Enroute Charts View Filters.

Figure 2-33 Route Properties dialog box

User-Defined Waypoint Properties

Using the User-Defined Waypoint
properties dialog box (Figure 2-34), you
can change the icon, rename the
waypoint, change the location by
modifying the latitude and longitude,
set an altitude, enter notes about the
waypoint, and lock or unlock the
waypoint. For more about creating and
using user-defined waypoints, see
User-Defined Waypoints in Chapter 8
— JeppView Tools.

Figure 2-34 User-Defined Waypoint Properties dialog box

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C HAPTER 3

Terminal Charts

JeppView provides the ability to efficiently update, manage, display, and print terminal charts.
The Terminal Charts View enables you to view terminal charts selected from the RoutePack
List or Airport List. While the Airport List is JeppView’s interface to managing terminal charts,
the RoutePack List helps you create routes, and group airports and their terminal charts
according to your trip (see Chapter 4 — RoutePacks and Routes). This chapter covers the
following topics:
• Viewing a List of Terminal Charts
• Displaying a Terminal Chart
• Understanding Terminal Chart Icons
• Displaying Terminal Chart Changes
• Finding VFR Area Charts (Europe VFR Only)
• Navigating in the Terminal Charts View
• Filtering Terminal Charts
• Printing a Terminal Chart
• High Quality Mode Terminal Chart Display

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Viewing a List of Terminal Charts
Each airport in the Airport List or RoutePack List has terminal charts associated with it. These
charts can include airspace, noise, arrival, airport, departure, and instrument approach charts.
Future, obsolete, and temporary charts might also be included in the list. Terminal charts are
sorted by number under the airport to which they belong.

To view the list of terminal charts for an airport, do any of the following:
• Click the PLUS SIGN (+) to the left of the airport ID.
• Double-click an airport.
• Select an airport and use the LEFT ARROW key to display the associated terminal
charts.

TIP You can use these procedures in the Airport List and the RoutePack List.

The list expands to include all charts available for that airport. If terminal chart filters are
applied (see Chapter 5 — Filters), only some of the terminal charts might be listed.

Figure 3-1 Airport List

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Displaying a Terminal Chart
The Terminal Charts View enables you to view terminal charts selected from the Airport List or
RoutePack List. You can open the Terminal Charts View by clicking the Terminal Charts tab or
double-clicking a terminal chart in the Airport List or RoutePack List.

TIP If you need assistance reading IFR terminal charts, refer to the textual
information in the Jeppesen Airway Manual. If you need assistance reading
European VFR charts, refer to the textual information in the Bottlang Airfield
Manual. Both manuals are available in the Text View.

To view a terminal chart, do one of the following:

• While in the Terminal Charts View, click the terminal chart in the Airport List or
RoutePack List.
• While not in the Terminal Charts View, double-click the terminal chart in the Airport List
or RoutePack List.

The main view window displays the Terminal Charts View with the selected chart.

To view another chart, do either of the following:

• Click any terminal chart in the Airport List or RoutePack List.
• Press the ARROW keys on the keyboard to select the desired chart.

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Understanding Terminal Chart Icons
Each terminal chart appears in the Airport List and RoutePack List with an icon that depicts its
type as shown in the table below. If an IFR airport has VFR charts (Europe only), you can
distinguish between the different charts by the color and chart description in the terminal chart
list:
• Icons that appear in blue represent IFR airports and procedures.
• Icons that appear in green represent European VFR airports and procedures.

Airport—Airport Diagrams, Airport Info,

Noise—Noise Abatements,
Take-Off Minimums, JAA Minimums,
Preferred Runways and Flight
Parking Stands & Information, Parking
Paths
Coordinates

Standard Instrument Departure (SID) Text—Special Notes

Airspace—Class B Airspace, Radar

Minimum Altitudes, IFR Minimum Vector
Standard Terminal Arrival Route
Altitude Clearance, Radar Vectoring Area,
(USA) and Standard Instrument
Control Area (CTA), Terminal Control Area
Arrival (ICAO)
(TMA), Climb/Descend Areas, Approach
Control Area

Approach—ILS, RNAV, VOR Runways

Text—VFR General Aerodrome

Airport—VFR Aerodrome Landing Chart Information, VFR Text Day, VFR
Text Night, VFR Departure

Airspace—VFR Area Chart and

Approach—VFR Approach chart
Information, VFR Visual Reference Points

Besides the chart’s type, the icon depicts the effectivity of the chart. When a chart is not
current; a green or red dot indicates the chart’s effective status as shown below.

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Displaying Terminal Chart Changes
Terminal chart changes are one of two categories:
• Changes that are effective immediately upon receipt of a CD or an available
download—Most chart changes are of this category. When an airport is expanded in the
Airport List to reveal its terminal charts, the dates seen in the City column are revision
dates, and should not to be confused with an “effective” date.

Figure 3-2 Terminal chart revision date

The terminal charts seen in Figure 3-2 were downloaded from the Internet on January
25th. The date specified under the city column - 26 Jan 2007 - is the revision date. The
charts are effective upon receipt and appropriate to use during flight.
• Changes that become effective mid-cycle on a specified date—Jeppesen charts use an
effective date if a chart is issued before it can be used. In this situation, you should
continue to use the previous chart until the effective date. When an airport is expanded
in the Airport List to reveal its terminal charts, you will see the current chart and the
future effective chart. The future terminal chart has a green symbol on the icon to
represent future effectivity and displays information about when it will become effective.

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On the terminal chart heading (see Figure 3-3), you will also see the revision date and
the effective date. If there is no effective date, you may use the chart upon receipt.

Figure 3-3 Terminal chart heading

When you print a Trip Kit before a terminal chart is effective, it includes the current and
the future effective chart.

On the effective date at 0901 GMT, JeppView expires the old chart by marking it
obsolete with a red dot, and displays the new chart as the current one. The red dot
disappears the next time you update your terminal charts.

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Finding VFR Area Charts (Europe VFR
Only)
To locate an area chart, search the Airport List for the city in which an airport resides. Use the
column searching to locate the area chart by entering "city=name". For example, to find the
Berlin area chart, enter city=Berlin. Click Next as appropriate.

Figure 3-4 VFR Area Charts

Another method is to minimize the list of terminal charts by using the terminal chart detailed
filtering criteria (see Specifying Detailed Terminal Chart Filtering Criteria for additional
information). For example, the following is a method to view airports that have only VFR Area
Charts in their terminal chart selection:
1. Click Filter > Detailed Chart Filter Settings.
2. In the Default tab, clear the selections except Airspace.
3. Double-click Airspace or click the plus sign (+) next to Airspace.
4. Clear all airspace criteria except VFR Area Charts.
5. Click OK. Unless additional airport filters are in place, all of the airports are still displayed
in the Airport List. Those containing VFR Area Charts have a plus sign (+) next to them.
6. To minimize the Airport List to display only the airports that have a VFR Area Chart, click
Filter > Airport Filter Settings.
7. In the Airports tab, select the Have visible terminal charts check box and click OK.

Only those airports containing VFR Area Charts appear in the Airport List.

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Navigating in the Terminal Charts View
Navigating in the Terminal Charts View is similar to navigating in the Enroute Charts View.
Scrolling and zooming function, as well as the Next and Previous functions are the same as for
enroute charts. For terminal charts, JeppView provides additional buttons on the Chart toolbar
and additional menu commands that set preset views of most of these charts. Also, JeppView
enables you to change the orientation of terminal charts, rotating them 90 degrees clockwise
or counterclockwise.

Scrolling
To scroll in the Terminal Charts View, do either of the following:
• Press the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys.
• Drag the scroll bars on the right and bottom edges of the main window.

Scroll bars appear only when you are zoomed in and can’t view the entire chart in the main
view window.

Zooming
To zoom on a terminal chart, do any of the following:
• Right-click the terminal chart and choose Zoom In or Zoom Out.
Figure 3-5
• Click the Zoom In or Zoom Out buttons on the toolbar. Zoom
buttons
• Click Chart > Zoom In or Chart > Zoom Out.
• Press the PLUS SIGN (+) and MINUS SIGN (-) keys.

Zooming to a Preset Terminal Chart Section

In the Terminal Charts View, the following buttons on the Chart toolbar (Figure 3-6) allow you
to specify the section of a terminal chart on which you would like to zoom in.
• Show Header zooms in on the header portion of the terminal
chart.
• Show Plan zooms in and centers on the graphical portion of the Figure 3-6 Preset
terminal chart. terminal selections

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• Show Profile and Minimums zooms in and centers on the profile and minimums
portion of the terminal chart. When a profile and minimums section is not available on
the chart (VFR Bottlang charts), the Show Profile and Minimums option is not available.

NOTE These commands work only for geo-referenced charts and are not available
for airspace, arrival, departure, some airports, and noise charts.

You can also zoom to preset areas of the chart, by choosing the Show Header, Show Plan,
or Show Profile and Minimums command on either of the following menus:
• Terminal chart right-click menu
• Chart menu

Zooming Out to Show the Full Chart

The Show Full Chart command zooms out to show the entire displayed terminal chart.

To view the entire terminal chart, click the Show Full Chart button on the
toolbar or choose the Show Full Chart command on either of the
following menus:
Figure 3-7 Show Full
• Terminal chart right-click menu Chart

• Chart menu

Changing Chart Orientation

To rotate a terminal chart 90 degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise, click
the Rotate Clockwise or Rotate Counter-Clockwise buttons on the
toolbar or choose those commands from either of the following menus:
Figure 3-8 Chart
• Terminal chart right-click menu orientation

• Chart menu

Using Next View and Previous View

The Next View and Previous View commands allow you to navigate forward and backward
through previous displays in the Terminal Charts View, including the chart being displayed, the
location on the chart, and the zoom level.

Click the Next View and Previous View buttons on the toolbar, or select
the Next View and Previous View commands from either of the following
menus:
Figure 3-9 Next View
• Terminal chart right-click menu and Previous View

• Chart menu

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Filtering Terminal Charts
You can filter the RoutePack List and the Airport List to display only selected types of terminal
charts or airports with only certain types of approaches. See Chapter 5 — Filters for more
information about sorting and filtering terminal charts in the lists.

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Printing a Terminal Chart
You can print terminal charts by selecting them from the Terminal Charts View, RoutePack
List, or Airport List. See Chapter 6 — Printing for more printing options such as printing a
selection of charts, a Trip Kit, or a Revision Letter.

To quickly print a chart in the Terminal Charts View, do any of the following:
• Right-click the terminal chart and choose Print.
• Click the Print toolbar button.

Figure 3-10 Print toolbar button

• Press CTRL+P.
• Click File > Print > Print Terminal Chart or File > Print Preview Terminal Chart.

To print terminal charts from the RoutePack List or Airport List, right-click the selected chart in
the RoutePack List or Airport List, and then choose Print.

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High Quality Mode Terminal Chart Display
JeppView displays terminal charts on the screen in High Quality (HQ) mode by default. HQ
sharpens and thickens terminal chart characters for easier readability, and has more shading
around text. It may look fuzzy up close, but is generally clearer at a distance. The differences
between enabling HQ mode and disabling HQ mode are more apparent on an LCD screen
than on a CRT monitor.
• To disable HQ mode, right-click in the Terminal Charts View and then click High
Quality Mode to clear the check mark.
• To re-enable HQ, choose the High Quality Mode command again.

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C HAPTER 4

RoutePacks and Routes

This chapter covers the difference between a route and a RoutePack, the RoutePack
structure, and how to create and manipulate RoutePacks and routes in JeppView.
RoutePacks enable you to collect and print enroute and terminal charts in the sequence that
you would use them on a flight. (See Chapter 6 — Printing for detailed information on
printing RoutePacks.)

IMPORTANT JeppView is not meant to be a route planner. The routing features

enabled in JeppView are to help collect Jeppesen terminal charts for a
route. If you need extensive route planning features, please use
FliteStar or contact a Customer Service Representative for additional
options information.

This chapter covers the following topics:

• RoutePack vs. Route
• RoutePack List
• Creating a RoutePack
• Adding a Route to a RoutePack
• Modifying a Route
• Adding Other Charts to a RoutePack
• Saving a RoutePack
• Loading and Unloading a RoutePack
• Deleting a RoutePack
• Updating Charts in a RoutePack
• Using RoutePacks with Other Jeppesen Programs

4-1
RoutePack vs. Route
A RoutePack is like an electronic briefcase that contains flight information for one or more
routes with their associated airport and terminal charts. Generally, RoutePacks are a
collection of multiple routes, but they can also include an optional Other Charts folder.
Alternatively, a RoutePack can consist only of an Other Charts folder containing frequently
used charts available for quick access (see Adding Other Charts to a RoutePack later in this
chapter). RoutePacks can be saved, unloaded, and loaded back into JeppView for future use.

A route is a collection of waypoints. At a minimum, a route contains a departure and

destination waypoint, but it can also include enroute waypoints and alternate routes. Routes
are created and stored in a RoutePack. Each airport in a route can contain all terminal charts
or a selection of terminal charts for that airport.

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RoutePack List
The RoutePack List is the primary interface for creating and manipulating RoutePacks and
routes. (See Chapter 2 — JeppView Basics for detailed information about keyboard
commands and right-click menus for the RoutePack List.)

RoutePack Structure
It is important that you understand the
hierarchy of the RoutePack, so that you
can manipulate and use the RoutePack
List to your benefit.

A RoutePack is structured to contain

multiple routes and alternate routes, as
well as an Other Charts folder, which
holds airports not necessarily linked to a
specific route. Terminal charts for the
airports contained in the route are
organized under their associated airport
in the RoutePack.

As shown in Figure 4-1, RoutePacks are

organized by the following levels:
• Level 1 contains RoutePacks.
• Level 2 contains routes and the
Other Charts folder. Each
RoutePack can have multiple
routes and its own Other Charts
folder.
• Level 3 contains route waypoints
(airports, navaids, and waypoints)
and the airports in the Other
Charts folder.
• Level 4 contains terminal charts
(attached by a dotted line to their
airport) and alternate routes. The
first airport in the alternate route
is the airport to which it is
attached.
• Levels 5 contains alternate route
airports and waypoints.
Figure 4-1 RoutePack List
• Level 6 contains terminal charts
for airports in the alternate route.

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Creating a RoutePack
Whenever you create a route, you must have a RoutePack in which to contain the route. You
can create a RoutePack in any of three ways:
• RoutePack Wizard
• Drag-and-drop method
• RoutePack Properties dialog box

Creating a RoutePack and Route by Using the

RoutePack Wizard
The RoutePack Wizard guides you through the creation of a RoutePack, the first route for the
new RoutePack, and alternate routes.

To create a RoutePack using the RoutePack Wizard:

1. Open the RoutePack Wizard by doing either of the following:
- Click Tools > RoutePack Wizard.
- Click the RoutePack Wizard icon on the Chart toolbar.
Either action displays the first screen of the RoutePack Wizard (Figure 4-2).

Figure 4-2 RoutePack Wizard, screen 1

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2. Enter the airport identifier (ICAO or IATA), airport name, or airport city name for the first
route in the RoutePack in the Departure and Destination airport fields.
- When the system recognizes the airport identifier, it displays the airport name to the
right of the field.
- If multiple matches occur for what you type in, the TAB to select wpt prompt appears.
Press TAB to open the Select an Item dialog box. In the Select an Item dialog box
(Figure 4-3), select the appropriate waypoint from the list.
- Click OK to enter the selected waypoint into the referring field.
- Click Info to open the Properties dialog box for the selected waypoint.

Figure 4-3 Select an Item dialog box

Departure and Destination are required fields. After you enter both airports, a green
dashed line depicts the route in the Enroute Charts View.
3. You can enter the following optional information in the Route field to help create your
route:
- Identifiers for waypoints (such as airports, navaids, or intersections) along your route.
- If you want to travel along low or high airways, enter LOW or HIGH.
- To specify the airway, enter the Victor and Jet airways (V220, J151). When assigning
Victor and Jet airways, you also need to assign an airport, VOR or Enroute Airspace
Fix on both sides of the airway. For example, PNH V280 FRAIZ. You cannot have
multiple airways next to each other.
- Enter VNA in the Route field to plan a route using VORs, NDBs and airports.
- Enter DIRECT to plan a route with a direct flight to another waypoint (for example,
LOXZ DIRECT VIC LOW LIRE, where LOXZ is the departure airport; LIRE is the
destination airport, and DIRECT VIC LOW is entered in the Route field).
- To enter more than one criteria, place a space between each one (as shown Figure 4-
2).
4. Click Next.

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5. On the second RoutePack Wizard screen (Figure 4-4), enter the alternate airport
information. If no alternates are planned for the route, click Next and proceed to step 8.
To add an alternate airport:
- Type the identifier, city, or name for the alternate airport in the field on the right.
- When the system recognizes the airport identifier, it displays the airport name to the
right of the field.
- If multiple matches occur for what you type in, the TAB to select wpt prompt
appears. Press the TAB key to open the Select an Item dialog box.
- To add the airport to the Alternates list, click Add. You can add an unlimited
number of alternates. Click Remove to delete the selected alternate from the list.

Figure 4-4 RoutePack Wizard, screen 2

6. When you’re finished adding alternates, click Next.

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7. On the third RoutePack Wizard screen (Figure 4-5), type the RoutePack Name and
Route Name (or use the default names).

Figure 4-5 RoutePack Wizard, screen 3

8. Click Finish.

The new RoutePack and route appear in the RoutePack List and on the enroute chart as a
blue solid line.

Creating a RoutePack and Route Using Drag-and-Drop

This method creates a RoutePack and the first route for the new RoutePack.

To create a RoutePack using the drag-and-drop method:

1. Select an airport from the Airport List.
2. While holding the mouse button, drag the airport to an open area in the RoutePack List
window.

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3. The RoutePack Properties dialog box appears (Figure 4-6) and displays information
about the RoutePack, including the number of routes, alternate airports, waypoints, and
length. Enter a name for the new RoutePack in the Name field (or retain the default
name).

Figure 4-6 RoutePack Properties

4. Click OK.
5. The Route Properties dialog box appears. Enter the route name or retain the default,
and then click OK.
6. The new RoutePack appears in the RoutePack
List. Add more airports to the new route by
dragging them from the Airport List to the
RoutePack List.
- To insert a new departure airport, drag it to the
first airport in the route.
- To insert an enroute waypoint, drag it to the
waypoint that will follow the inserted airport.
- To append (add it to the end of the route) an Figure 4-7 Appending a new destination
airport
airport as the new destination, drag it to the
route name (Figure 4-7).

The new airports appear in the RoutePack List.

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Creating a RoutePack Using the RoutePack Properties
Dialog Box
This method creates only a RoutePack, not the first route in a RoutePack. This procedure is
useful for creating a RoutePack that contains only an Other Charts folder of frequently used
charts (see Adding Other Charts to a RoutePack in this chapter).

To create a RoutePack using the RoutePack Properties dialog box:

1. Open the RoutePack Properties dialog box by doing any of the following:
- Right-click an open space in the RoutePack List window and choose Add
RoutePack.
- Right-click an open space in the Enroute Charts View and choose New RoutePack.
- Click File > Add RoutePack.
The RoutePack Properties dialog box contains information about the RoutePack,
including the number of routes, alternate airports, waypoints, and length.
2. Enter a name for the new RoutePack in the Name field (or retain the default name).
3. Click OK.

The new RoutePack appears in the RoutePack List.

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Adding a Route to a RoutePack
A route is a collection of waypoints that contains a departure and destination airport, but it may
also include enroute waypoints and alternate routes. Routes are created and stored in a
RoutePack. You can add a route to a RoutePack by using either the point-and-click method or
the Route Wizard.

Adding a Route Using the Point-and-Click Method

The point-and-click method allows you to designate any point on an enroute chart as a route
waypoint. JeppView creates a route waypoint wherever you click the enroute chart. To create
a route using the point-and-click method:
1. Open the Route Properties dialog box by doing any of the following:
- Right-click a RoutePack in the RoutePack List and choose Add Route (Point/Click).
The Route will be added to the RoutePack on which you right-click.
- Right-click in the RoutePack List window and choose Add Route to 'Selected
RoutePack' (Point/Click). This adds a route to the RoutePack that is currently
selected in the RoutePack list.
- Right-click in the Enroute Charts View and choose Add Route to 'Selected
RoutePack'. This adds a route to the RoutePack that is currently selected in the
RoutePack list.
- Click File > Add Route to 'Selected RoutePack'. This adds a route to the RoutePack
that is currently selected in the RoutePack list.
The Route Properties dialog box contains information about the route, including the
distance, alternate airports, waypoints, and charts. The only active field is the route
name.
2. Accept the default name or type a new one in the Name field, and then click OK. The
new route appears in the RoutePack List. You can now point and click the enroute chart
to add waypoints to your route.
3. In the enroute chart, click the symbol for your departure airport. The selected waypoint
appears in the RoutePack List under your route.
You can also click any area of the enroute chart to create a new waypoint. These are
designated in the RoutePack List and on the enroute chart as WP 1, WP 2, and so on.

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4. Select the route waypoints (if any) in sequence and then your destination airport. When
the Append Waypoints function is active, moving the mouse around the chart displays a
dashed line with information about the proposed leg and waypoint (Figure 4-8).
- 165T indicates the true bearing
from the last route waypoint to
the pointer.
- 152M indicates magnetic
bearing.
Figure 4-8 Point and Click routing
- 9.07 NM indicates distance.
- 4000/5500 feet indicates the approximate lowest and highest terrain between the last
route waypoint and the mouse pointer.

TIP To change the distance units on the point-and-click display, click Tools >
Options > Measurement and select a new unit from the Distance drop-down
menu.

As waypoints are selected, the new route appears in blue on the enroute chart and each
waypoint appears in the RoutePack List.
5. To finish the route, do either of the following:
- Right-click an open space on the enroute chart and choose Stop Appending
Waypoints.
- Press ESC.

After you create the route, you can insert or delete waypoints, and reverse, append to, or print
the new route.

Adding a Route Using the Route Wizard

The Route Wizard guides you through a series of dialog boxes to create a route with alternate
airports and waypoints (if desired). To create a route using the Route Wizard:
1. Open the Route Wizard by doing either of the following:
- Right-click the RoutePack name for the new route and choose Add Route (Wizard).
- Select the RoutePack for the new route or any route or waypoint in that RoutePack,
and then click File > Add Route to RoutePack.
2. Follow steps 2 through 6 as described in Creating a RoutePack and Route by Using
the RoutePack Wizard.
3. On the third Route Wizard screen, type the Route Name (or use the default).
4. Click Finish.

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Modifying a Route
After you create a route, you can modify it by inserting, appending, deleting, or rearranging
route waypoints. You can also reverse the route or add alternate routes to it.

Inserting a Waypoint
Inserting adds a waypoint to the beginning or middle of an existing route in the RoutePack List.
(To add a waypoint to the end of a route, see Appending Waypoints in this chapter.) When
the inserted route waypoint is an airport, the system adds that airport and all its associated
terminal charts to the route.

You can insert a waypoint into an existing route in four ways:

• Rubber-band method on the enroute chart
• Airport List
• RoutePack List
• Search dialog box

Using the Rubberband Method on the Enroute Chart

To insert a waypoint using the rubberband method on the enroute chart:
1. Point to the route line on the enroute chart.
2. Press the mouse button and, while holding it,
drag the route line onto the desired waypoint
(Figure 4-9).

You don’t have to drag the route to an existing

waypoint. If you drag it to a location other than an
airport, navaid, or intersection; JeppView creates a
new waypoint where you release the mouse button.

The new waypoint appears on the RoutePack List and

the system redraws the enroute chart to reflect the new
route waypoint.
Figure 4-9 Rubberband Routing

NOTE To change (not insert) a waypoint using the rubberband method, grab the
route line at a waypoint, and then drag it off that waypoint to a new location.

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Using the Airport List
You can use the Airport List to insert waypoints into a route using the drag-and-drop or copy-
and-paste methods described below.

The object in the RoutePack List that you drag or paste the airport into determines where that
airport is inserted along the route.
• To insert a new departure airport, drag or paste it on the first airport in the route.
• To insert an airport as an enroute waypoint, drag or paste it onto the waypoint that will
follow the inserted waypoint.
• To append an airport as the new destination, drag or paste it onto the route name.
• To add an airport to the RoutePack’s Other Charts folder, drag or past it onto the
RoutePack name (see Adding Other Charts to a RoutePack in this chapter).

Dragging and Dropping Airports

To drag an airport from the Airport List to a route:

1. Point to the airport in the Airport List, and then press and hold the mouse button.
2. Drag the airport to the RoutePack List and drop it onto the waypoint that will follow the
inserted airport.

The new airport appears in the RoutePack List along with its associated terminal charts, and
the system redraws the enroute chart to reflect the change.

Copying and Pasting Airports

To copy an airport from the Airport List and paste it into a route:
1. Copy an airport in the Airport List onto the clipboard by doing any of the following:
- Select the airport and press CTRL+C.
- Right-click the airport and choose Copy.
- Select the airport and click Edit > Copy.
2. Paste the airport into the RoutePack List onto the waypoint that will follow the inserted
airport by doing any of the following:
- Select the waypoint and press CTRL+V.
- Right-click the waypoint and choose Paste.
- Select the waypoint and click Edit > Paste.

The new airport appears in the RoutePack List along with all its associated terminal charts,
and the system redraws the route on the enroute chart to reflect the change.

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Using the RoutePack List
You can use the RoutePack List to insert waypoints into a route by using the same drag-and-
drop or copy-and-paste methods just described.

The object in the RoutePack List that you drop or paste the airport into determines where that
airport is inserted along the route.

Inserting Waypoints Using the Search Dialog Box

When you don’t know the exact identifier or location for the waypoint that you want to insert
into a route, JeppView helps you find it with the waypoint search function provided in the
Search dialog box. The search function enables you to search for an airport, navaid, or
intersection by entering its full or partial name, identifier, or city.

To insert a waypoint using the search function:

1. In the RoutePack List, select the waypoint that will follow the inserted waypoint.
2. Open the Search dialog box (Figure 4-10) by doing any of the following:
- Click Chart > Search.
- Click the Search button on the Chart toolbar.
- Right-click a waypoint in the RoutePack and choose Find/Insert Waypoint.

Figure 4-10 Search dialog box

3. Click the appropriate tab (All Types, Airports, Low-Use Airports, VORs, NDBs,
Airspace Fixes, or User-Defined Waypoints) for the new waypoint.

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4. In the Name field, type the full or partial name, identifier, or city for the waypoint that you
want to search for.
- Use question marks (?) to include a wildcard in your entry. For example, River?i
matches Riverside, Riverview, and so on.
- Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Name field to display a list of previous
search entries.
5. Click Find. The name and location of waypoints that fit the entered criteria appear in a
list. To sort this list by waypoint or location, click the column heading.
6. Select a waypoint from the list, and then you can perform the following actions:
- Click Locate to display the selected waypoint on the enroute chart.
- Click Insert to add the waypoint in the route before the selected waypoint. The system
updates the route on the enroute chart.
- Click Append to add the waypoint to the end of the route.
7. Click Close.

Appending Waypoints
The Append Waypoints function adds new waypoints to the end of a route. You can append
waypoints by using the enroute chart or the Search dialog box.

Appending Waypoints on the Enroute Chart

To append waypoints on the enroute chart:
1. Activate the Append Waypoints function in the enroute chart by doing either of the
following:
- Right-click the route in the RoutePack List and choose Append Waypoints.
- Select a route in the RoutePack List or click the route line on the enroute chart, and
then choose Append Waypoints to RoutePack: Route from either of the following:
- Tools menu
- Enroute chart right-click menu
2. On the enroute chart, click the waypoints that you want to append. This is the same
procedure as the point-and-click method of creating a route.
3. When you finish, do either of the following:
- Right-click an open space on the enroute chart and choose Stop Appending
Waypoints.
- Press ESC.

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Appending Waypoints Using the Search Dialog Box
To append waypoints using the search function in the Search dialog box, use the procedure
described earlier in Inserting Waypoints Using the Search Dialog Box with these
exceptions:
• In the RoutePack List, select the RoutePack or route to be appended.
- Selecting a RoutePack appends the waypoint to the first route in the RoutePack.
- Selecting a route appends it to that route.
• In the Search dialog box, click Append.

Deleting Route Objects

JeppView enables you to delete route waypoints. You can also delete routes, RoutePacks,
airports, and terminal charts by using the same method.

To delete a route object, select a RoutePack, route, or waypoint on the enroute chart or
RoutePack List, and then do either of the following:
• Right-click and choose Delete.
• Press the DELETE key.

NOTE Deleting an airport from the RoutePack List also removes all terminal charts
associated with that airport.

Replanning a Route
As an alternative to modifying a route by inserting or appending waypoints, you can replan an
existing route using the Re-Plan Route Wizard, which is identical to the Route Wizard, except
Departure and Destination fields are already entered with the current route’s information.

NOTE Although the Departure and Destination fields are already entered when
opening the Re-Plan Route Wizard, the Route and Alternates fields are
cleared. If you have multiple route waypoints and alternates in the route and
you do not want to replan them, this might not be the best method. Moreover,
if the departure or destination waypoint is not an airport (that is, it was created
using the point-and-click or rubberband method described earlier), the Re-
Plan Route Wizard does not recognize it and does not let you continue.

To replan a route using the Re-Plan Route Wizard:

1. Right-click the route in the RoutePack List and choose Re-Plan This Route (Wizard).

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The Re-Plan Route Wizard appears with the Departure and Destination fields already
entered.
2. Make changes to the departure or destination airport, and enter route waypoints and
alternates.
3. Rename the route (if desired), and then click Finish.

The route appears in the RoutePack List and on the enroute chart.

Rearranging Waypoints in a Route

You can rearrange airports and other waypoints listed in the RoutePack List in a different
order within a route. Airports and waypoints can be reordered by doing either of the following:
• Dragging a waypoint in the RoutePack List and dropping it onto the waypoint to follow it.
• Cutting a waypoint in the RoutePack List and pasting it onto the waypoint to follow it.

Reversing a Route
JeppView enables you to quickly reverse an existing route in the Routepack. When you plan a
return trip, you can easily copy an existing trip, paste it into the RoutePack, and then reverse
it. To reverse a route, do either of the following:
• Right-click the route to be reversed in the RoutePack List and choose Reverse Route.
• Select the route to be reversed in the RoutePack List and click Tools > Reverse Route
RoutePack: route.

The route appears in the RoutePack List as

Reversed.

To add a reversed route while keeping your

original:
1. Copy a route from the RoutePack List.
2. Paste the route back into the RoutePack.
You now have two identical copies of the
route.
3. Reverse the second copy of the route
(Figure 4-11).

Adding an Alternate
You can create alternate routes from any route
waypoint to an alternate airport or other user- Figure 4-11 Reversed route
defined waypoint. (See Chapter 8 — JeppView
Tools for more about user-defined waypoints.)

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The system stores an alternate route in
the RoutePack at the same level as
terminal charts under the destination
airport (Figure 4-12).

To add an alternate while creating a route

using the Route Wizard, see Creating a
RoutePack and Route by Using the
RoutePack Wizard. To add an alternate
to an existing route, use either of the
following:
• RoutePack List right-click option.
• Re-Plan Wizard (see Replanning a Figure 4-12 Alternate Route
Route).

To add an alternate to an existing route using the RoutePack List:

1. Right-click the route waypoint where the alternate begins, and then choose Add
Alternate Route.
The selected waypoint becomes the departure airport for the alternate route.
2. In the Route Properties dialog box, type a name for the alternate route (or use the
default name), and then click OK.
This activates the Append Waypoints function, enabling you to point-and-click alternate
waypoints on the enroute chart.
3. On the enroute chart, click the symbols or areas of the waypoints to include in the
alternate route.
The appended waypoints appear as an alternate route in the RoutePack List, and the
system draws the alternate route on the enroute chart.
4. To finish, choose the Stop Appending Waypoints command from either of the following:
- Click Tools > Stop Appending Waypoints.
- Right-click on an open area of the enroute chart and choose Stop Appending
Waypoints.
- Press ESC.

To modify an alternate route, use the same procedure as for modifying a route (see Modifying
a Route).
To delete an alternate route, do either of the following:
• Right-click it and choose Delete.
• Press the DELETE key.

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Renumber Route Waypoints
Route Waypoints that are not associated to airports
or navaid elements are automatically assigned the
name WP1, WP2, and so on, in the order that they
are created. The program will not automatically
arrange the waypoints in numerical order if the
waypoints are deleted or created in a manner in
which the waypoints are not in order.

If you would like to arrange the waypoints in

numerical order, right-click the route in the
RoutePack List and choose Renumber Route
Waypoints.

If you assigned the waypoint a new name (right-click

on the waypoint, and click Properties), it will not be
overwritten in the process of renumbering the route
waypoints.

Figure 4-13 Renumber Route Waypoints

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Adding Other Charts to a RoutePack
The Other Charts folder (Figure 4-14) contains
additional airports and associated terminal charts
stored in the RoutePack for quick access.
Whenever you select an airport in the Airport List,
drag or paste non-enroute airports or terminal
charts into the RoutePack, the Other Charts folder
is automatically added to the RoutePack. Airports
in the Other Charts folder display in alphabetical
order by identifier. You can create an Other
Charts folder or add airports and terminal charts to
an existing folder. Figure 4-14 Other Charts folder

To create an Other Charts folder, select a RoutePack in the RoutePack List and use any of the
following methods.

Copy and Paste

To use the copy-and-paste method:

1. Select an airport or terminal chart from the Airport List or from an existing route in the
RoutePack List.
2. Copy the selected items to the clipboard by using one of the following methods:
• Press CTRL+C.
• Right-click and choose Copy.
• Click Edit > Copy.
3. Select the RoutePack, and paste the copied items into it by using one of the following
methods:
• Press CTRL+V.
• Right-click the RoutePack, and choose Paste.
• Click Edit > Paste.

Use multiple select to select more than one airport or terminal chart.

Drag and Drop

To drag an airport from the Airport List to the Other Charts folder:
1. Point to the airport in the Airport List, and then press and hold the mouse button.
2. Drag the airport to the RoutePack name and release the mouse button.
3. The new airport appears in the Other Charts folder along with its associated terminal
charts.

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Right-Click Action

Two right-click areas allow you to add an airport to the Other Charts folder of a route.
• Right-click an airport in the Enroute Charts View and choose Add airport to
RoutePack name: Other Charts.
• Right-click an airport in the Airport List and choose Add airport to RoutePack name:
Other Charts. If the airport is not already contained in the RoutePack, the airport is
displayed in the Other Charts folder with its associated terminal charts.

Deleting Airports and Charts Directly from the Other Charts Folder

To remove the Other Charts folder or airports and terminal charts from the Other Charts folder,
you can take any of the following actions:
• Right-click the Other Charts folder in the RoutePack List and choose Delete. This
action removes the Other Charts folder and all the contents.
• Select the Other Charts folder and press the DELETE key. This action removes the
Other Charts folder and all the contents.
• Select an airport or terminal chart in the Other Charts folder and press the DELETE key.
• Right-click an airport or terminal chart in the Other Charts folder and choose Delete.

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Saving a RoutePack
When you create a new RoutePack or modify an existing one, the system marks it in the
RoutePack List as Modified until you save it (Figure 4-15). JeppView enables you to save
your RoutePack under its current name or a new name.

Figure 4-15 Modified RoutePack

By default, RoutePacks are saved in the following locations depending on your setup and
operating system:
• C:\Users\[user profile]\Jeppesen\Common\RoutePack (Windows Vista)
• C:\Program Files\Jeppesen\Common\RoutePack (Windows 2000 and XP)
• C:\Jeppesen\Common\RoutePack (Windows 2000 and XP)

Use one of the following methods to save a RoutePack under the same name:
• Select the RoutePack and click File > Save.
• Select the RoutePack and press CTRL+S.
• Right-click the RoutePack and choose Save.
• Select the RoutePack and click the Save button in the Standard toolbar.

To save a RoutePack under a different name, do either of the following:

• Select the RoutePack and click File > Save As.
• Right-click the RoutePack and choose Save As.

To save multiple RoutePacks at one time:

1. Right-click a blank area within the RoutePack List window.
2. Choose Save All Modified RoutePacks from the shortcut menu.

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Loading and Unloading a RoutePack
Loading and unloading RoutePacks is similar to opening and closing files. A loaded
RoutePack displays in the RoutePack List, while an unloaded RoutePack file that has been
saved does not display in the list. RoutePacks that were loaded the last time JeppView was
closed (and saved prior to exit) load automatically on startup.

Loading a RoutePack
To load (or open) a RoutePack:
1. Open the Load RoutePack dialog box by doing one of the following:
- Right-click an open space in the RoutePack List window and choose Load.
- Click File > Load.
- Click the Load button on the Standard toolbar.
- Press CTRL+O. Figure 4-16
Load (Open)
2. Select the RoutePack file and click Open.

Unloading a RoutePack
Unloading a RoutePack removes the RoutePack from the RoutePack List, but does not erase
it from your hard disk. JeppView prompts you to save changes if the RoutePack has been
modified.

To unload (or close) a RoutePack that currently appears in the RoutePack List, do one of the
following:
• Right-click it and choose Unload.
• Select it and click File > Unload.
• Select it and press CTRL+F4.

To unload all RoutePacks displaying in the RoutePack List window:

1. Right-click an open area within the RoutePack List window.
2. Choose Unload All RoutePacks from the shortcut menu.

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Deleting a RoutePack
You can delete a new RoutePack that has yet to be saved to your hard drive or other media,
and delete a RoutePack that has already been saved to your computer or other media.

Deleting a RoutePack Before Being Saved to Disk

If you created a RoutePack and have not saved it, you can delete the RoutePack from the
RoutePack List window using one the following methods:
• Close JeppView and click No when asked if you would like to save the RoutePack.
• Select the RoutePack in the RoutePack List and press the DELETE key. Click No when
asked if you would like to save the RoutePack.

Deleting a RoutePack File from Disk

To delete a saved RoutePack:
1. Open the Load RoutePack dialog box by doing either of the following:
- Click File > Load.
- Right-click an open space in the RoutePack List window and choose Load.
- Press CTRL+O.
2. Delete the RoutePack file by doing either of the following:
- Select the RoutePack file and press the DELETE key.
- Right-click the RoutePack file and choose Delete.

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Updating Charts in a RoutePack
When you update JeppView, RoutePacks that were created and saved in a previous cycle
need to be refreshed to obtain the latest chart information. When charts are available that are
newer than those loaded in the RoutePack, a message appears upon opening that
RoutePack. JeppView automatically updates the terminal charts when opened. After the
RoutePack is updated, the RoutePack name displays as Modified until you save it. To save
the updated charts with the RoutePack, you must save it either by right-clicking on the
RoutePack and choosing Save or by clicking File > Save.

If you load a RoutePack that has filtered out certain charts, you might receive a message
similar to that shown in Figure 4-17, which means that terminal charts associated with the
airports in the selected RoutePack have been updated, although they are not contained in that
RoutePack because of terminal chart filters set in the RoutePack List (see Chapter 5 —
Filters). To load the charts listed in the message, right-click the RoutePack and choose Reset
to current Chart Type Preferences. The RoutePack needs to be saved in order for the
charts to appear the next time you open the RoutePack.

Figure 4-17 Updating a RoutePack with filtered charts

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Using RoutePacks with Other Jeppesen
Programs
You can use RoutePacks in other Jeppesen programs, such as FliteStar version v9, FliteDeck
v3 and JetPlanner v2.1 and later. When you create a RoutePack in one program, you must
save it before it can be used in another.

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C HAPTER 5

Filters

Filters in JeppView are useful for sorting and collecting airports and terminal charts, and for
limiting the number of airports and terminal charts that the system displays in the Airport List,
RoutePack List, or enroute chart. Essentially, filtering enables you to display, copy and save,
and print only the airport and terminal charts that you want and hiding those that you don’t
want. This chapter covers filtering options for airports and terminal charts in the Airport List,
terminal charts in the RoutePack List, and airports on the enroute chart.

This chapter covers the following topics:

• Filtering Airports in the Airport List
• Filtering Terminal Charts in the Airport List
• Filtering Terminal Charts in the RoutePack
• Manually Selecting Terminal Charts in Your RoutePack
• Using the Enroute Charts View Filters

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Filtering Airports in the Airport List
The Filter Settings dialog box allows more detailed filtering of airports and terminal charts
listed in the Airport List. This section reviews how to filter airports within the Airport List. If you
would like additional information about filtering terminal charts, see Filtering Terminal Charts
in the Airport List.

To set criteria for what airports appear in the Airport List:

1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings.
2. In the Filter Settings dialog box, use any options on the following tabs to set specific
airport filtering criteria:
• Geographic Area—Filters airports in the Airport list based on graphical filters in the
Enroute Charts View. The following are some graphical filters:
- Location (airport, city, state, country)
- Rectangle or Circle
- Route
• Airports—Filters airports in the Airport List based on the following:
- Runway length
- Fuel and services available
- Public, private or military airports
- Visible terminal charts (due to terminal chart filtering)
- Precision approaches
- Terminal chart changes

Airport List Filter Status

Before working with filters, you should know which airport filters are currently active in the
Airport List. A filter status appears at the bottom of the Airport List window, indicating how
many airports are in your coverage area. If a filter is in place, it indicates how many airports
are currently displayed in the Airport List. The Airport List status also indicates whether an
airport or terminal chart filter is active or inactive. To view details about the airport filter, point
to the text and view the ToolTip. The ToolTip displays the filter details.

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Figure 5-1 Filter status

NOTE If a ToolTip does not display, ensure that the Enable ToolTips on Dialog
Boxes check box is selected in Tools > Options.

Removing Airport Filters

Use one of the following techniques to remove filters set within the Filter Settings dialog box:
• Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Enable Airport Filter removing the
associated check mark. All airport filters set within the Airports tab and Geographic
Area tab of the Filter Settings dialog box become inactive. To reactivate the filters, click
Filter and select Enable Airport Filter once more.
• Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings. In the Filter
Settings dialog box, do either of the following:
- Click Reset this page to remove the airport filters for the respective tab only, and
then click OK.
- Click Reset all pages to remove all airport filters, and then click OK.

Whenever you change the filter settings, Jeppesen recommends that you verify the filter
status.

Filtering Airports by Geographic Area

When a geographic area filter is set, the Airport List displays only those airports located within
that area, enabling you to display and print charts for a particular location. You can filter the
Airport List according to a geographic area in three ways, as follows:
• From the Geographic Area tab on the Filter Settings dialog box.
• By using the current view of the enroute chart to display only the contained airports in
the Airport List.
• By accessing the Show Approaches Within right-click menu command from any
RoutePack, route, airport, or navaid.

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Filtering Airports with the Geographic Area Tab
In the Filter Settings dialog box, the Geographic
Area tab (Figure 5-2) allows you to filter airports
displayed in the Airport List according to a
specified location.

To view the Geographic Area tab:

1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and
select Airport Filter Settings.
2. In the Filter Settings dialog box, click the
Geographic Area tab.

The Geographic Area tab has many options you

can use to filter airports geographically.

Matching Locations

Match any of these locations filters airports

according to entered search criteria. Type an
airport’s ICAO identifier (or a portion of the
identifier), City, State, or Country in its
respective field. To enter more than one criteria
in the State and Country field, separate them
with a comma. After you have entered search
criteria, click OK. Figure 5-2 Geographic Area tab

JeppView displays only airports that match the

entered search criteria in the Airport List. For example, if you entered “Denver” in the City
field, airports located only in Denver appear in the Airport List. The results vary if other filters
are applied.

Figure 5-3 Geographic filter by city

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To search for airports within a territory or providence, enter the abbreviation or the name in the
State field. For example, to search for airports in Quebec, enter "Quebec" or "QC".

Figure 5-4 Geographic filter by state

Filtering Airport within a Defined Area

The Are within filter options filters airports according to a selected location. When you set a
geographic area filter, a yellow outline appears on the Enroute Charts View within which the
airports in the Airport List are located. The default setting is No Geographic Area Filter, but you
can use three other filtering setting options:
• The A rectangle bounded by option filters airports within a rectangle. Type the
appropriate latitude and longitude points for the northwest and southeast corners. (An
easier way to create a rectangular geographic filter is to use the enroute chart. See
Using the Enroute Charts View Filters.)
• The A circle centered at option filters airports around a point. Type the appropriate
latitude and longitude center point and the radius distance. (An easier way to create a
circular geographic filter is to use the enroute chart. See Using the Enroute Charts
View Filters.)
• The A corridor of width option filters airports around a route. This is active only when a
route is displayed in the Enroute Charts View. To initially set the corridor of width, do
one of the following:
- Right-click an airport, navaid or route in the Enroute Charts View and select Show
Approaches Within (see Filtering Airports Using the Enroute Chart).
- Right-click an airport in the Airport List or RoutePack List and select Show
Approaches Within.
- Right-click a RoutePack or route in the RoutePack List and select Show
Approaches Within.

To modify the corridor width, edit the information in the Geographic Area tab of the Filter
Settings dialog box.

TIP When you apply a route corridor filter, it takes a “snapshot” of the area around
the route. If you modify the route, you will need to reapply the filter settings by
right-clicking the route and selecting Show Approaches Within.

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All geographic filters apply a yellow border in the Enroute Charts View that depict the
boundary of the filtered area, while the Airport List contains only airports within the selected
geographic area.

Figure 5-5 Enroute chart Corridor filter

NOTE When you apply a route corridor filter, it takes a “snapshot” of the area around
a route or routes. If you modify the route, you need to reapply the filter.

Filtering Airports Using the Enroute Chart

The easiest way to apply geographic filters is graphically, using the Enroute Charts View.

To apply a rectangle filter:

1. Zoom and pan the Enroute Charts View to show the area within which you want airports
listed in the Airport List.
2. Right-click an open area on the enroute chart and choose Use View as Geographic
Area Filter.

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The Airport List displays only airports that are in the current Enroute Charts View.

To set a circle or corridor filter:

1. Right-click any airport, navaid, route waypoint, or route on the enroute chart and choose
Show Approaches Within.
2. In the Filter Setup dialog box, enter a distance in the Show Airports Within field, and
then click OK.

A yellow boundary on the enroute chart depicts filtered area, and the Airport List contains only
airports within the rectangle, circle or corridor. Any other airport filters that you have defined in
the Airports tab might effect the results in the Airport List.

Filtering Airports by Distance From a Navaid

In the Airport List, you can display only airports that are located within a specified distance
from an airport, waypoint, or route.
1. Right-click any of the following:
- An airport in the Airport List or RoutePack List.
- A waypoint in the RoutePack List or enroute chart.
- A route or RoutePack in the RoutePack List.
2. Choose Show Approaches
Within.
The system displays the Filter
Setup dialog box with a field for
entering the distance from the
selected item and a drop-down
list for specifying the unit of
measure.
3. Type the distance in the Filter
Setup dialog box and choose
the units of measure.
4. Click OK.

The Airport List displays only airports

located within the distance entered,
while the enroute chart shows the
filtered area with a yellow line. Figure
5-6 shows the enroute chart filter
around an airport. Figure 5-6 Enroute chart circle filter

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Filtering Airports by Characteristics
Besides filtering by geographic area, you can filter airports in the Airport List according to their
characteristics, such as runway length, fuel and services offered, or types of terminal charts.

To filter airports by airport characteristics:

1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings.
2. Click the Airports tab (Figure 5-7).
3. Select your airport filtering preferences and click OK:
- Favorite Airports is a user-defined
filter. Select the Show Only
Favorites (Checked) Airports check
box to hide all airports from the
Airport List not selected as a favorite
(see Favorite Airports).
- Have Minimum Runway Length
field displays the runway length
selected from the drop-down list. You
can select a length from the drop-
down list or enter a new length in the
length field. The Airport List displays
those airports with runways as long or
longer than the selected value.
- Have visible terminal charts hides
airports that do not have terminal
charts matching the selected filtering
criteria. When terminal chart filters
are applied, it is not uncommon for
some airports to have no terminal

Figure 5-7 Airports tab

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charts matching the selected filtering criteria. In this case, the plus sign (+) to the left
of the airport in the Airport List disappears. (See Displaying Only Airports with
Available Terminal Charts.)
- Have precision approaches displays only airports that have precision approaches in
the Airport List.
- Have terminal chart changes displays only airports that have terminal chart
additions, deletions, or modifications since the last revision cycle. To review deleted
charts, ensure that the Show Deleted Charts option is selected in the terminal chart
filter options (Figure 5-9).
- Public, Private, or Military displays one or a combination of those airport types.
When two or more criteria are selected, the filters work as an “and” operation where
the filtered airports meet all selected criteria.
- Fuel Types/Services Available displays airports with selected fuel types and
services available. Scroll down the list to view additional fuel and service options.
- The VFR Airports section is only applicable for European VFR airports.
- Night VFR Capable displays respective Aerodromes that are Night VFR capable.
See the Aerodrome Directory for further details, airport hours of operations, and
restrictions.
- PPR displays Aerodromes that do not have published hours of operations. Prior
permission (PPR) is required to use these Aerodromes. See the Aerodrome
Directory for detailed information about the specific working hours and PPR
procedures.

Favorite Airports
The Favorite Airports feature is a user-defined filter that allows you to display or sort only
airports marked as a favorite in the Airport List. The Airport List becomes more manageable by
selecting the airports you use most often.

Selecting Favorite Airports

To add (or remove) an airport to the favorites list:
• Select (or clear) the Favorites check box, in the column marked with a yellow star ( ),
to the left of an airport in the Airport List.
• Right-click an airport in the Airport List and select Add to Favorites or Remove from
Favorites.
• Select an airport using the ARROW keys and then press the SPACEBAR.
• To simultaneously add multiple airports, use the multiple select feature.

Your favorite airport selections are saved between JeppView sessions.

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Sorting Favorite Airports
After you have selected your favorite airports, you can sort them where they display as a
group with the other airports. To sort the favorite airports in a group, click the yellow star in the
Airport List.

Filtering Favorite Airports

Display the selected favorite airports alone where the other airports are filtered out. To display
only favorite airports in the Airport List:
1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings.
2. In the Filter Settings dialog box, click the Airports tab.
3. In the Favorite Airports section, select the Show Only Favorite (Checked) Airports
check box.
4. Click OK.

The Airport List displays only your favorite airports. Note that other airport and terminal chart
filters that are in effect might further shorten the list.

Clearing the Favorite Airports Filter

To clear the favorites-only filter and display the full list of airports, do either of the following:
• Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Enable Airport Filter to remove the
associated check mark. Use this option if you have established airport filters you would
like to use often.
• Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings. In the Filter
Settings dialog box, do one of the following:
- Clear the Show Only Favorite (Checked) Airport check box to clear only the
show-favorites filter.
- Click Reset this page to clear all filters on the Airport tab.
- Click Reset all pages to clear all airport filters.

Even when the favorites-only filter is cleared, all favorite airports still have their check boxes
selected. You can reapply the filter at any time to restrict the list to only those airports.

Using Airport Filters with Column Sorting in the

Airport List
The Airport List is a powerful tool when airport filters, terminal chart filters, and column sorting
are used in combination. You can quickly select, copy, or print almost any combination of
airports and charts by using these features together. For example, assume that you wanted to
view or print only terminal charts with precision approaches in the state of Colorado with

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runways over 9,000 feet in order of distance from Denver International Airport (KDEN). To do
so, you would complete these steps:
1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings.
2. In the Filter Settings dialog box, click the Geographic Area tab.
3. In the State field, type Colorado.
4. Click the Airports tab, and then select the Have visible terminal charts and Have
precision approaches check boxes.
5. In the Have Minimum Runway Length drop-down menu, select 9000 ft. and then click
OK.
6. Right-click KDEN in the Airport List and choose Show Distance From Here. This sorts
the airports in the Airport List according to their distance from Denver International
Airport, with KDEN at the top of the list.
7. Press CTRL+A to select all of the airports in the list.
8. Right-click in the Airport List and choose Print.
9. In the Print dialog box, select the JeppView Charts for airport(s) check box, and then
click Print Preview or Print.

All the terminal charts associated with the airports that match the selected criteria are
available for printing.

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Filtering Terminal Charts in the Airport
List
By default, the Airport List displays every airport and terminal chart in your coverage area. You
can manage the size of the Airport List by using filters to display a subset of airports and
terminal charts.

Terminal chart filters reduce the number of terminal charts that appear in the Airport List
according to selected criteria. You can use the filter selections by clicking Filter at the bottom
of the airport list window to quickly filter the available charts, or you can use the more powerful
Detailed Chart Filter Settings to specify in detail which airports and charts are included.

NOTE Terminal chart filters set in the Airport List remain in effect after the affected
airports have been moved (dragged or pasted) to the RoutePack List.

Terminal Chart Filter Status

It’s important to know what terminal chart filters are currently active in the Airport List. A filter
status appears at the bottom of the Airport List and indicates how many airports are in your
coverage area. If a filter is in place, it indicates whether an airport or terminal chart filter is
active or inactive. To view details about the terminal chart filter, point to the text and view the
ToolTip.

Figure 5-8 Terminal chart filter status

NOTE For ToolTips to appear, you must enable them by clicking Tools > Options,
and selecting the Enable ToolTips on Dialog Boxes check box.

Quick Terminal Chart Filters

In the Airport List window, click Filters and choose the type of terminal chart that you would
like to display in or hide from the Airport List. A check mark next to the name signifies the type
of chart currently displayed:
• Show Airport Charts—Displays or hides Airport Diagrams, Airport Info, Take-Off
Minimums, JAA Minimums, Parking Stands & Information, Parking Coordinates, and
VFR Aerodrome Landing Charts.

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• Show Airspace Charts—Displays or hides Class B Airspace, Radar Minimum
Altitudes, IFR Minimum Vector Altitude Clearance, Radar Vectoring Area, Control Area
(CTA), Terminal Control Area (TMA), Climb/Descend Areas, Approach Control Area,
VFR Area Chart, and Information and VFR Visual Reference Points.
• Show Approach Charts—Displays or hides ILS, RNAV, VOR Runways, and VFR
Approach charts.
• Show Arrival Charts—Displays or hides arrival charts.
• Show Departure Charts—Displays or hides departure charts.
• Show Noise Charts—Displays or hides Noise Abatements, Preferred Runways, and
Flight Paths.
• Show Text Charts—Displays or hides special notes.
• Show All Charts—Displays or hides all available terminal charts.
• Show Deleted Charts—This selection behaves differently from the others. Select
Show Deleted Chart with at least one other selection to view charts that have been
deleted from the current revision along with the current charts. For example, when you
select Show Approach Charts and Show Deleted Charts, the system displays
deleted and current approach charts.

Only terminal charts of the type selected display in the Airport List (under its associated
airport).

Figure 5-9 Quick terminal chart filters

These selections provide a quick way to filter which charts are available. For more precise
control of chart filters, click Filter and select Detailed Chart Filter Settings.

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Specifying Detailed Terminal Chart Filtering Criteria
In the Detailed Chart Filter Settings
dialog box, the Default tab allows you
to filter specific types of each terminal
chart category displayed. It provides
more detailed terminal chart filtering
criteria than the selections on Filter
menu.

To open the Default tab:

1. Do one of the following:
- Click Edit > Chart Type Filter.
- Click Filter in the Airport List
window and select Detailed
Chart Filter Settings.
- Click Filter in the RoutePack
List window.
2. In the Detailed Chart Filter Figure 5-10 Default tab
Settings dialog box, click the
Default tab.

To view more detailed filter criteria, click the plus sign (+) to expand the criteria for a terminal
chart category. If a check box is dimmed, it means that additional filtering criterion is set within
that category.

TIP The RNAV (GNSS) approaches can be filtered by clearing or selecting the
RNAV (GPS) option in the detailed chart type filter.

The detailed filters works in conjunction with the quick selection terminal charts on the Filter
menu. For example, when categories under Approach are cleared in the Detailed Chart Filter

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Settings dialog box, a dark gray check mark appears next to the Show Approach Charts
selection in the Filter menu to indicate that additional filtering is in effect.

Figure 5-11 Detailed filters work in conjunction with the quick selection terminal charts on the Filter menu

When detailed terminal chart filtering is in place, choose the quick terminal chart selections
and display:
• All types of terminal charts in the selected category (solid check mark).
• Filtered terminal charts within that category (gray check mark).
• None of the terminal charts in the category (no check mark).

The Show All Chart Types option also allows you to toggle between the following three
states:
• Display all the charts in all the categories.
• Display none of the charts in all the categories.
• Display only the specified charts set in the Detailed Chart Filter Setting dialog box.

Displaying Only Airports with Available Terminal

Charts
When you apply terminal chart filters, some airports might have no terminal charts that match
the selected filtering criteria. In this case, the plus sign (+) to the left of the airport in the Airport
List disappears. You can use the Airports tab to hide all airports with no terminal charts that
match the selected terminal chart filter criteria.

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To display only airports with selected types of terminal charts in the Airport List:
1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings.
2. In the Filter Settings dialog box, click the Airports tab.
3. Select the Have visible terminal charts check box.
4. Click OK.

The Have Visible Terminal check box is not Selecting the Have Visible Terminal check box
selected, so all airports display. Notice that many displays only the airports that have terminal
airports do not have a plus sign (+) next to the airport associated to your criteria.
identifier, which indicates that no terminal charts
meet the criteria.

Clearing Terminal Chart Filters in the Airport List

If you no longer need your filter preferences, and would like to clear the filters and display all
charts:
1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Detailed Chart Filter Settings.
2. In the Detailed Chart Filter Settings dialog box, select the Default tab.
3. Click Reset This Page to select all the check boxes.
4. Click OK. All terminal chart types (except deleted) now appear in the Airport List.

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Filtering Terminal Charts in the
RoutePack
A terminal chart filter enables you to select particular types of terminal charts to be included in
your RoutePack or route, including your departure or destination airport. This feature
eliminates unwanted charts in the RoutePack or your print job. You can filter terminal charts
for a RoutePack, route, or airport in the RoutePack List. After the settings are in place, the
filters automatically work for newly created RoutePacks and can be implemented on
established RoutePacks.

NOTE This filter enables you to set your preferences once and leave the RoutePack
filter on for all future RoutePacks. To manually choose the terminal charts to
be printed with your RoutePack, see Manually Selecting Terminal Charts in
Your RoutePack.

Setting Filters for Departure, Destination, and

Alternate Airports
To filter terminal charts for a departure,
destination, or alternate airport in a
route:
1. Open the Detailed Chart Filter
Settings dialog box by doing one
of the following:
- Click Edit > Chart Type Filter.
- Click Filter in the RoutePack
List window.
- Click Filter in the Airport List
window and select Detailed
Chart Filter Settings.
The Departure, Destination, and
Alternates tabs contain the same
selection of chart types, but they
apply to a different part of your
route. The Default tab applies to
the Airport List and can be applied
to any enroute airports you have in
your RoutePack.

Figure 5-12 Chart Type Filter

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2. Select (or clear) the desired charts on the Departure, Destination and Alternates tabs.
Subcategories are available under most of the terminal chart options. These
subcategories enable you to select specific criteria. Click the plus sign (+) to the left of
the check box to expand the list. A dimmed check box means that additional filtering
criteria are set within that category. In the example shown in Figure 5-12, check boxes
for one or more types of airport charts have been cleared.
Select Include terminal charts on the first waypoint in an alternate route, if you
would like a duplicate set of charts for this waypoint (the first waypoint in the alternate
route is the same as the destination airport in your route).
3. When finished, click OK.

After the filter has been determined, the RoutePack List window displays an active status
indicating filters are in place.

Figure 5-13 RoutePack filter status

Although terminal chart preferences have been set for future RoutePacks, they have not yet
been applied to the current RoutePack List. To apply these preferences to the current
RoutePack, see Applying Filters to Existing RoutePacks, Routes, and Airports.

Applying Filters to Existing RoutePacks, Routes, and

Airports
To apply terminal chart preferences to previously created RoutePacks and routes, and to view
charts for RoutePacks created in JetPlanner:
1. Right-click a RoutePack or a route in the RoutePack List to which you want to apply the
filter.

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2. Choose Reset to current Chart Type Preferences.

To apply terminal chart preferences to the departure or destination airport in a previously

created RoutePacks or route:
1. Right-click the airport to which you want to apply the filter.
2. Choose Reset to Departure Chart Preferences or Reset to Destination Chart
Preferences.

The selected item now contains only the types of terminal charts selected in the Detailed Chart
Filter Settings dialog box.

Figure 5-14 Applying chart type filters to existing RoutePacks, routes, and airports

Resetting Default Chart Type Selections

After filtering terminal charts in the RoutePack List, you might want to return to the default
setting for terminal chart types. You can reset chart types for departure, destination, or
alternate airports, as well as those for other enroute airports in a route.

To reset the filters:

1. Do one of the following:
- Click Edit > Chart Type Filter.
- Click Filter in the RoutePack List window.
- Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Detailed Chart Filter Settings.
2. On the Detailed Chart Filter Settings dialog box, select the Departure, Destination, or
Alternates tab, as appropriate.
- Click Reset this page to reset the default terminal chart type selections for the
respective tab only.

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- Click Reset all pages to display the default terminal chart type selections for all
terminal charts (including filters you may have set for the Airport List).
3. Click OK.

This sets the chart filter for future RoutePacks but not the present one. To reset current
RoutePack filters, repeat the steps outlined in Applying Filters to Existing RoutePacks,
Routes, and Airports.

Setting the Chart Types for Other Airports

For other enroute airports in a route (not a departure, destination, or alternate), terminal chart
filter settings are the same as those set in the Default tab of the Detailed Chart Filter Settings
dialog box. To filter terminal charts for other airports in a route:
1. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Detailed Chart Filter Settings.
2. In the Default tab, select the desired types of charts and click OK.
3. Choose one of the following actions:
• Right-click the selected airport(s) and choose Reset to Current Airport List Filters.
• Right-click the RoutePack and choose Reset to Current Chart Type Preferences.

Figure 5-15 Setting the terminal chart preferences for other airports

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Manually Selecting Terminal Charts in
Your RoutePack
Instead of setting a filter on the RoutePack to display certain terminal charts, as discussed in
Filtering Terminal Charts in the RoutePack, you can manually remove and select specific
terminal charts by utilizing the delete function. This is useful to ensure that you are not missing
any terminal charts that might have been hidden by the filtering system.

Removing Terminal Charts From the RoutePack

If no RoutePack filters or Terminal Charts filters are in place, you receive all available terminal
charts in your RoutePack.

Deleting terminal charts from an Airport in the RoutePack List essentially hides them, so they
are not printed. They can easily reappear by resetting the RoutePack, route, or airport, which
will be discussed later. To delete a terminal chart from the RoutePack:
1. Expand the RoutePack and the airport to display the terminal charts.
2. Select a single terminal chart or select many terminal charts for the same airport by
pressing the CTRL or SHIFT key as you select them (see Keyboard Commands in the
RoutePack List for additional information).
3. Do one of the following:
- Right-click on a selected terminal chart and choose Delete.
- Press the DELETE key.
4. Click Yes to delete the selected items.

Redisplaying Charts in the Route

If you have a RoutePack filter in place, you might not see all the terminal charts when
conducting this process for a departure, destination, or alternate airport. You might also want
to ensure that no terminal chart filters are in place in the Airport List by clicking Filter in the
Airport List window and ensuring that all chart types are displayed.
• To display all the terminal charts that you might have removed from a route, right-click
the RoutePack or the route and choose Reset to current Chart Type Preferences.
• To reset your departure airport terminal charts, right-click the airport and choose Reset
to Departure Chart Preferences.
• To reset your destination airport terminal charts, right-click the airport and choose
Reset to Destination Chart Preferences.

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Using the Enroute Charts View Filters
Use the Display Filters tab to
limit the airports and obstacles
shown in the Enroute Charts
View. To filter airports and
obstacles displayed in the
Enroute Charts View:
1. Right-click an open area
in the Enroute Charts
View, and choose
Properties from the
shortcut menu.
2. In the chart Properties
dialog box, click the
Display Filters tab (see
Figure 5-16). Figure 5-16 Display Filters tab

Airport Filters
You can filter airports according to characteristics and runway length as well as fuel and
services. To declutter the screen, JeppView automatically hides some airports depending on
the zoom level (scale) of the chart. The first airports to be hidden are those with smaller
runway lengths. The enroute chart filters for airports described here does not affect airport
filters set in the RoutePack List or Airport List.

The Only show airports that options display airports with the characteristics listed. More than
one check box may be selected.

The Have a minimum runway length options display airports according to their runway
length. Click either of the following:
• The Variable Based on Scale option displays airports depending on the scale of the
display. As you zoom in, more airports with shorter runways appear.
• The Fixed option displays airports with a minimum runway length as entered. Any
airport with a runway length less than that value does not display.

The Have These Fuel Types / Services section display airports with the fuel types and
services that are selected. When no fuel types or services are selected, all airports appear (as
other filters apply).

The airport filtering criteria in the Display Filters tab coordinate with the airport criteria in the
Chart Preferences tab (also on the Properties dialog box) in the Nav Data category, as well
as some of the buttons on the Preferences toolbar.

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Airports displayed in the Enroute Charts View (and controlled by the Display Filters tab on
the Properties dialog box) are from the Jeppesen Electronic Chart Data, while airports
displayed in the Airport List are from your JeppView subscription. Airport filters on the Airport
List do not determine the airports displayed in the Enroute Charts View.

Obstacle Filters
Obstacle data is available in the VFR themes of the Enroute Charts View for reference only.
You can display or hide them by clicking the Obstacle button in the Preferences toolbar. To set
obstacle filters for those that have a measurement Above Ground Level (AGL):
1. Right-click an open area in the enroute chart, and choose Properties from the shortcut
menu.
2. Click the Display Filters tab in the chart Properties dialog box.
3. In the Obstacle Filters section, click the Height radial button and place the minimum
altitude for obstacles that you want to see. The measurement will be in feet or meters
depending on your distant measurement preference (Tools > Options >
Measurement).
4. Click Apply to view the changes.

IMPORTANT The obstacle database is for reference only. Be cautious around

smaller airports where obstacle data might not be available.

Some obstacles only display Mean Sea Level (MSL), and cannot be filtered.

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C HAPTER 6

Printing

To this point, the User’s Guide has described how to manipulate the Airport List, RoutePack
List, and enroute chart to display the airports and terminal charts that correspond to a specific
route or area.

NOTE If you electronically update the Electronic Chart Data while printing, the system
cancels the print job when JeppView shuts down to install the update.

This chapter covers the following topics:

• Print Commands
• Printing Selected Terminal Charts
• Printing Airport Charts and Information
• Printing an Enroute Chart
• Printing the Revision Letter
• Printing NOTAMS
• Printing Airport Information
• Printing a Trip Kit
• Printing the Notebook
• Printing to a Fax

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Print Commands
The following methods access the Printing dialog box where all printing options are selected:
• Click the Print menu.
• Click the Print button on the Standard toolbar.
• Press CTRL+P to print the active view.
• Right-click any printable item (RoutePack, route, airport), and choose Print from the
shortcut menu.
• Click Print in the Print Preview dialog box.

The configuration of the Printing dialog box varies according to whether a RoutePack or route,
terminal chart, enroute chart, or airport is selected for printing.

Print Menu
The Print menu changes based on the main window view as well as selections made in the
Routepack List and Airport List. The system opens the Printing dialog box when you select
any command from the Print menu.

Print Toolbar Button

Click the Print button to print the view
currently shown in the main window. The
Print button on the Standard toolbar is also
accompanied by an arrow. Click the arrow
beside the Print button to display a print
menu based on the main window display
Figure 6-1 Print button menu
and selections made in the RoutePack List
and Airport List (Figure 6-1).

NOTE The Print button on the Standard toolbar is not available while in the Text View
(see Printing a Topic)

Print Preview
The Print Preview feature displays the order and layout of charts to be printed, or the current
view to be printed. To open the Print Preview dialog box, do either of the following:
• Click the Print Preview button in any printing dialog box.
• Click Print > Print Preview.

To print from the Print Preview window, click Print.

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Printing Selected Terminal Charts
You can print terminal charts by selecting them from the Terminal Charts View, RoutePack
List, or Airport List.

To print a single terminal chart, see Printing a Terminal Chart.

To print multiple terminal charts:

1. Select the terminal charts for the same airport by pressing the CTRL or SHIFT key as
you select them in the Airport List or RoutePack List. See Keyboard Commands in the
Airport List and Keyboard Commands in the RoutePack List to select multiple
terminal charts.
2. Open the Printing terminal chart dialog box (Figure 6-2) by doing any of the following:
- Right-click the selected terminal chart(s) and choose Print from the shortcut menu.
- Click the Print drop-down menu on the Standard toolbar and select Print ‘Airport:
terminal chart listings’ in Airport List or Print ‘Airport: terminal chart listing’ in
RoutePack List as in Figure 6-1.
- Click File > Print > Print ‘Airport: terminal chart listings’ in Airport List or Print
‘Airport: terminal chart listing’ in RoutePack List.
3. Select the Page Settings options.

Figure 6-2 Dialog box for printing terminal charts

- When no selection is made, JeppView prints charts scaled to fill an entire page. To
print in single-page mode, clear the Two per page check box.
- Two per page prints two charts on each page, maximizing each chart on its half of the
page, in one of four ways:
- Kneeboard prints with standard margins, designed for use with chart clipboards.

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- Jeppesen Paper (2 up) prints to Jeppesen 8.5-by-11-inch paper with 7-hole
punches down the center and edge (Jeppesen part # AJV33003) for placement in
Jeppesen binders.
- Jeppesen Paper (1 up) prints to Jeppesen 8.5-by-11-inch paper with 7-hole
punches down the left and right edges showing one chart upside down (Jeppesen
part # AJV33002) for placement in Jeppesen binders.
- Booklet prints charts in a sequence that allows you to fold all the printed sheets in
the middle and place the charts in an 8.5-by-5 inch binder. Oversize charts, such as
certain arrival procedures for large airports are printed separately for easier
handling.
- Print on both sides is required for the Booklet option and is available only if your
printer supports duplex printing. JeppView automatically detects duplex printing
capability and sets your printer accordingly.

TIP Avoid wasting paper by selecting Print Preview to better understand how the
different print options look.

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Printing Airport Charts and Information
Together with terminal charts, you can print a Revision Letter, NOTAMS, and airport
information in a single step. You control printing using the Printing airport dialog box (Figure 6-
3).

TIP To expand large European VFR Area charts over many pages other than being
scaled to a single page, click Tools > Options and select the Allow large
charts to be divided into smaller sizes check box on the Printing tab.

To print the terminal charts and airport information for one or more airports:
1. Select one or more airports in the Airport List or RoutePack List. See Keyboard
Commands in the Airport List and Keyboard Commands in the RoutePack List to
select multiple airports.
2. Open the Printing Airports dialog box (Figure 6-3) by doing any of the following:
- Right-click a selected airport and choose Print from the shortcut menu.
- Click the Print drop-down menu on the Standard toolbar and choose Print ‘Selected
Airports’ in Airport List or Print ‘Selected Airports’ in RoutePack List.
- Click File > Print > Print ‘Selected Airports’ in Airport List or Print ‘Selected
Airports’ in RoutePack List.

Figure 6-3 Dialog box for airports

3. In the Terminal Procedures section of the Printing airport dialog box, select the
information that you want to print.
- The Revision Letter option prints a list of charts that have been modified (added,
deleted, or revised) in the last revision cycle.

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The Only Changed Charts (revised) option prints the charts listed in the Revision
Letter.
- The NOTAMS option prints NOTAMs for the airport(s).
- The Airport Information option prints the selected airport information types
(General, Runway, Communication, or Notebook) for the airports.
- The JeppView Charts for airport(s) prints all terminal charts selected for the
airports.
4. Select page setting options as described in Printing Selected Terminal Charts.
For the Booklet option to be available, the following options must be selected (as shown
in Figure 6-3):
- JeppView Charts for airport(s)
- Two per page
- Print on both sides

NOTE Jeppesen Paper and Booklet options are available for terminal charts only.
When printing any other JeppView products, these selections are unavailable.

5. Click Print or Print Preview.

Printing Charts for Multiple Airports

You can also use the Airport List columns to sort and select a group of airports and print them
together. The sorting feature makes it easier if you file terminal charts in a Jeppesen binder.

For example, to print terminal charts by state:

1. Click on the State column in the Airport List.
2. Select the first airport in any state.
3. Scroll to the last airport in the state, hold the SHIFT key and select the airport.
This action selects all the airports in that state.
4. Right-click the selection in the Airport List and choose Print.

For more information on Airport List sorting, see Sorting by Column Headings. For more
about filtering, see Chapter 5 — Filters.

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Printing an Enroute Chart
To print an enroute chart, display the Enroute Charts View location and zoom level, showing
or hiding the chart objects you want on the printed page, and then do one of the following:
• Click File > Print > Print Enroute Chart.
• Click the Print toolbar.
• Press CTRL+P.

JeppView expands the area printed beyond what is displayed on the screen to fill the entire
printed page.

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Printing the Revision Letter
The Revision Letter is a list of charts included in one or more RoutePacks, routes, or airports
that have been modified (added, deleted, or revised) in the last revision cycle. You can print a
Revision Letter in conjunction with printing one or more airports. You can also print it as part of
a Trip Kit as described in Printing a Trip Kit. The following procedure describes how to print
just the Revision Letter as well as how to print a Revision Letter for your entire subscription.

Printing a Revision Letter for a RoutePack, Route, or

Airport
To print a revision letter for a RoutePack, route, or one or more airports:
1. Open the Print dialog box by doing any of the following:
- Right-click the item in the RoutePack List or Airport List and choose Print.
- Select the item in the RoutePack List or Airport List, click File > Print > Print
RoutePack or route in RoutePack List or File > Print > Print airport in Airport
List.
- Select the item in the RoutePack List or Airport List, click the Print toolbar drop-down
arrow, and choose Print RoutePack or route in RoutePack List or Print airport in
Airport List.
2. In the Print dialog box, select the Revision Letter check box.
To print the charts listed in the Revision Letter, select the Only Changed Charts check
box.
3. Click Print or Print Preview.

Printing a Subscription Revision Letter

To print a Revision Letter that applies to your entire subscription:
1. Clear all airport and terminal chart filters in the Airport List.
View the filter status text at the bottom of the Airport List window to ensure that all filters
have been cleared (see Clearing Terminal Chart Filters in the Airport List).
2. Click anywhere in the Airport List and press CTRL+A to select all of the airports in your
coverage area.
3. Right-click and choose Print.
4. In the Printing airport dialog box, select the Revision Letter check box.
To print the charts listed in the Revision Letter, click the Only Changed Charts check
box.
5. Click Print or Print Preview.

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Printing a Favorite Airports Revision Letter
To print a revision letter for your favorite airports:
1. Identify and select your favorite airports in the Airport List (see Favorite Airports).
2. Click Filter in the Airport List window and select Airport Filter Settings.
3. In the Filter Settings dialog box, click the Airports tab.
4. In the Favorite Airports section, select the Show Only Favorite (Checked) Airports
check box.
5. Click OK.
6. In the Airport List, select any airport and press CTRL+A.
7. Right-click an airport, and choose Print from the shortcut menu.
8. In the Printing dialog box, select the Revision Letter check box, and then click Print or
Print Preview.

To print only terminal charts that have changed since the last Jeppesen update cycle along
with the revision letter, select the Revision Letter and Only Changed Charts check boxes.

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Printing NOTAMS
The easiest way to print the NOTAMs you need is to select the NOTAMS check box when you
print a Trip Kit for a route or RoutePack (see Printing a Trip Kit).

To view and print NOTAMS separately:

1. Click the NOTAMS tab.
2. Select one or more airports in the Airport List or RoutePack List. Chart NOTAMs for the
selected airports and the airport country display in the NOTAMS View.
3. To print the text in the NOTAMS View, do one of the following:
• Click the Print button on the Standard toolbar.
• Click the Print drop-down menu and choose Print Notams.

Figure 6-4 Print button down menu

• Click File > Print > Print Notams.

• View a preview by clicking File > Print Preview Notams.
• Select the NOTAMS check box in the Printing dialog box (see Printing Airport Charts
and Information).

Figure 6-5 NOTAMS check box

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Printing Airport Information
To print airport information, do either of the following:
• Select the Airport Information check box when printing an Airport or RoutePack (see
Printing Airport Charts and Information).
• Use the Airport Properties dialog box as follows:
1. Right click an airport and choose Properties.
2. Click the Print button.
3. Select the information (tabs) to be printed.
4. Select the desired Page Settings.
5. Click OK.

Figure 6-6 Airport Information example

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Printing a Trip Kit
JeppView’s most powerful printing feature is the Trip Kit, which is a collection of charts and
information that can be printed together for a particular route or a set of routes in a RoutePack.

To print a Trip Kit:

1. Open the Printing RoutePack/Route dialog box (Figure 6-7) by doing any of the
following:
- Right-click a RoutePack or route in the RoutePack List and choose Print.
- Select a RoutePack or route in the RoutePack List and click File > Print ‘RoutePack’.
- Select a RoutePack or route in the RoutePack List and click File > Print > Print
‘RoutePack’ in RoutePack List or Print ‘route’ in RoutePack List.
- Select a RoutePack or route in the RoutePack List, click the Print toolbar button drop-
down menu and choose Print ‘RoutePack’ in RoutePack List or Print ‘route’ in
RoutePack List.

Figure 6-7 Printing a RoutePack

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2. Select print job preferences in the Vector Charts section.
- Theme refers to the type of chart (High Altitude Enroute, Low Altitude Enroute, and so
on). The default choice is the theme currently displayed in the Enroute Charts View.
The printed charts might not reflect all of the chart elements displayed in the Enroute
Charts View due to decluttering considerations, but the program does take into
account the chart preferences.
- Departure and Destination prints enroute charts surrounding your departure and
destination airports at 1:250,000 (Figure 6-8). These charts are printed first in the Trip
Kit.

Figure 6-8 Departure and destination enroute charts

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- Entire Route prints an overview enroute chart
page displaying the route (Figure 6-9). When
Strip Charts is also selected, the overview
page contains numbered boxes representing
each of the strip chart pages to be printed. If a
RoutePack with more than one route is being
printed, the system prints an overview chart
page for each route.
- Strip Charts (Enroute Plates) prints your entire
route in sequential pages, at one of seventeen
scales ranging from 1:2,084 to 1:134,775,469.
Specify any theme scale with any theme.
Beside some of the theme scales is an
annotation of whether it depicts the scale of
printed charts:
- (**)—Annotates a user-defined scale printing
the strip charts to the scale drawn in the
Enroute Charts View.
- LAE—IFR Low Altitude Enroute Charts
- HAE—IFR High Altitude Enroute Charts
Figure 6-9 Entire Route Printout
- WAC—World Aeronautical Charts
- SEC—VFR Sectional Charts

The amount of paper required to print the charts depends on the scale you choose,
the length of your route and your page setting selection.

NOTE Depending on the scale that you select, enroute chart objects might print
differently than what appears on the screen. Use Print Preview to view the
appearance of the printed chart. To reset enroute chart preferences, adjust the
zoom level and change your chart preferences.

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3. Select the information that you want to print in the Terminal Procedures section of the
Printing RoutePack dialog box.
- Revision Letter includes a list of all
terminal charts in the RoutePack that
have changed since the last revision
cycle. The Only Changed Charts
(revised) option prints only the terminal
charts listed in the Revision Letter.
- Only Changed Charts (revised) is
available only if the Revision Letter
check box is selected.
- Only Changed Charts (revised) is
unavailable if the Only Changed
Charts (updated) check box is
selected under Update Letter.
- This option is not available if JeppView
Charts for RoutePack is selected.
- Update Letter is available only when Figure 6-10 Revision Letter

printing a RoutePack and includes a list

of all terminal charts that have changed
since the last time the RoutePack was printed and saved. This option is not available
if the RoutePack has never been printed. The Only Changed Charts (updated)
option prints only the terminal charts listed in the Update Letter. After these charts are
printed, they no longer appear on the update letter.
- Only Changed Charts (updated) is
available only when the Update Letter
check box is selected.
- When this option is selected, the Only
Changed Charts (revised) check box
under the Revision Letter check box will
become unavailable.
- This option is not available if the
JeppView Charts for RoutePack
check box is selected. Figure 6-11 Update Letter

NOTE After printing the RoutePack, you need to save it in order to add the time-
stamp to the RoutePack. The time-stamp enables JeppView to know what
cycle the RoutePack was last printed enabling the Update Letter check box at
a later cycle. See Saving a RoutePack for additional information.

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- NOTAMS prints NOTAMs associated with the selected RoutePack or route.
- Airport Information prints airport information (General, Runway, Communication,
or Notebook) for airports in the selected RoutePack or route.
- JeppView Charts for RoutePack prints all the terminal charts for airports in the
selected RoutePack or route.
4. Select the Page Settings options.
- If you make no selection, JeppView prints charts scaled to fill an entire page. To print
in single-page mode, clear the Two per page check box.
- Two per page prints two charts on each page, maximizing each chart on its half of the
page, in one of four ways:
- Kneeboard prints with standard margins, designed for use with chart clipboards.
- Jeppesen Paper (2 up) prints to Jeppesen 8.5-by-11-inch paper with 7-hole
punches down the center and edge (Jeppesen part # AJV33003) for placement in
Jeppesen binders.
- Jeppesen Paper (1 up) prints to Jeppesen 8.5-by-11-inch paper with 7-hole
punches down the left and right edges showing one chart upside down (Jeppesen
part # AJV33002) for placement in Jeppesen binders.

NOTE The Jeppesen Paper options are available for terminal charts only. When
selecting any of the options under the Vector Chart section, NOTAMS, or
Airport Information, the Jeppesen paper selections are unavailable.

- Booklet prints charts in a sequence that allows you to fold all of the printed sheets
in the middle and place the charts in an 8.5-by-5 inch binder. Oversize charts, such
as certain arrival procedures for large airports, are printed separately for easier
handling. For the Booklet option to be available, you must have only the following
options selected:
• JeppView Charts for 'RoutePack/Route'
• Two per page
• Print on both sides
- Print on both sides is available only if your printer supports duplex printing.
JeppView automatically detects duplex printing capability and sets your printer
accordingly.
5. Click Print or Print Preview.

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Printing the Notebook
To print from the Notebook View, do any of the following:
• Click the Print button on the Standard toolbar.
• Click File > Print > Print Notebook.
• Click File > Print Preview Notebook, and then click Print.

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Printing to a Fax
With JeppView, you can print terminal and enroute charts to a fax if a computer is connected
to a modem and the appropriate fax drivers are in place.

Windows 2000
The Microsoft 2000 fax driver is preinstalled.

To print to the fax driver using Microsoft 2000:

1. Launch JeppView.
2. Click File > Print > Print Enroute Chart.
3. In the Name field, select your Fax and click OK.
4. In the Send Fax Wizard dialog box, click Next.
5. In the Recipient/Dialog Information dialog box, type your name and fax number, and
then click Add.
6. Click Next.
7. Type the appropriate information in the Cover Page dialog box, and then click Next.
8. Type the appropriate information in the Scheduling Transmission dialog box, and then
click Next.
9. Click Finish.

Windows XP
To print to the fax driver:
1. Launch JeppView.
2. Select File > Print > Print Enroute Chart.
3. In the Name field, select your Fax, and then click OK.
4. In the Send Fax Wizard dialog box, click Next.
5. In the Recipient/Dialog Information dialog box, type your name and fax number, and
then click Add.
6. Click Next.
7. Type the appropriate information in the Cover Page dialog box, and then click Next.
8. Type the appropriate information in the Scheduling Transmission dialog box, and then
click Next.
9. Click Finish.

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C HAPTER 7

Text and NOTAMS

This chapter covers two additional views: the Text View and the NOTAMS View. You can
access both views with the tabs at the top of the main JeppView window.

The following is a list of topics for the Text page:

• Viewing the Jeppesen Airway Manual
• Viewing the Bottlang Airfield Manual
• Using the Text Viewer Toolbar
• Working with Different Languages
• Working with the Images
• Searching the Manuals
• Printing a Topic
• Organizing Your Bookmarks
• Enroute Chart NOTAMS
• Opening NOTAMs
• Printing NOTAMS

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Text View
JeppView includes all the text information from the front of the Jeppesen Airway Manual and in
the Bottlang Airfield Manual.

NOTE You receive the Jeppesen Airway Manual if you have an IFR terminal chart
subscription. A European VFR chart subscription gives you the Bottlang
Airfield Manual. An IFR and a VFR chart subscription gives you both manuals.

Viewing the Jeppesen Airway Manual

To find information for a specified region in the Jeppesen Airway Manual:
1. Click the Text tab.
2. Access the contents of the Airway Manual by performing one of the following actions:
• Click the plus sign (+) next to Airway Manual.
• Double-click Airway Manual.
• To expand all the topics, right-click Airway Manual or any topic in the manual and
choose Expand all. To collapse the manual, right-click Airway Manual or any topic and
choose Collapse all.
3. Select the desired category from the menu, and then choose the desired region (if
applicable).
4. Select the desired topic to appear in the right panel.
• Use the scroll bars or the ARROW keys to move up and down in the topic window.
• Use the Text Viewer toolbar to increase the font size, print the topic and move through
the documents.

The Jeppesen Airway Manual is only available in English.

Viewing the Bottlang Airfield Manual

If you have a European VFR subscription, you receive access to the Bottlang Airfield Manual.
The Bottlang Airfield Manual is organized by general information, and then by countries.

To view information in the Bottlang Airfield Manual:

1. Click the Text tab.
2. Access the contents of the Bottlang Airfield Manual by performing one of the following
actions:
• Click the plus sign (+) next to VFR Text.
• Double-click VFR Text.

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• To expand all the topics, right-click VFR Text or any topic in the manual and choose
Expand all. To collapse the manual, right-click VFR Text or any topic and choose
Collapse all.
3. Select the desired country from the menu, and then choose the desired topic. The
selected topic appears on the right panel.
• Use the scroll bars or the ARROW keys to move up and down in the topic window.
• Use the Text Viewer toolbar to view various parts of the manual in French, German and
English, print the topic, and move through the documents.

Using the Text Viewer Toolbar

Previous View—Navigates through previously displayed pages at the last known zoom
level.

Next View—Activates after the Previous View action is used. It navigates forward to view
previous displayed pages at the last known zoom level.

Up one topic—Displays the previous topic in the book.

Down one topic—Displays the next topic in the book.

Increase font size—Increases the topic font size.

Decrease font size—Decreases the topic font size.

Toggle left pane—Removes or adds the split bar between the table of contents and the
displayed topic. Removing the spit bar allows more viewing area of the topic while
displaying the split bar allows the table of contents to appear with the topic. The splitter
bar's location is saved between JeppView sessions.

Add bookmark—Create a list of favorite topics by clicking the Add bookmark button
when viewing the desired topic. The favorite topics appear in the Bookmarks tab.

Remove bookmark—Activates when the Bookmark tab is open and your favorite topics
are displayed. If you no longer want to display a predefined bookmark, select the topic
heading and click the Remove bookmark button.

Print the active document—Opens the Print dialog box to print the displayed topic.

Switch language mode to English—Displays English-only topics in the Bottlang Airfield

Manual.

Switch language mode to German—Displays German-only topics in the Bottlang

Airfield Manual.

Switch language mode to French—Displays French-only topics in the Bottlang Airfield

Manual.

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Show all languages—Displays all topics in all available languages.

Working with Different Languages

The Jeppesen Airway Manual displays information only in English regardless of what
language you select on the Text Viewer toolbar.

The Bottlang Airfield Manual (VFR Text) works somewhat differently because it supports
multiple languages. Various categories under the Bottlang Airfield Manual that support
different countries (France, Germany, Austria, and so on). Each country listed has information
in specified languages; all of them have English.
• Austria has the same information in English and German.
• Belgium has the same information in English and French.
• France has the same information in English and French.
• Germany has the same information in English and German.
• Switzerland has the same information in English, German and French.
• All other countries are in English only.

Depending on what language you select in the toolbar, some countries might not have any
topics in that language. For instance, when all languages are selected, you will see all topics
available for that country in the languages that it supports.

Figure 7-1 All available languages appear in the Bottlang Airfield Manual

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When you view the France book and change the language mode to French, you see only the
topics in French.

Figure 7-2 Language mode is French

When viewing the France book and changing the language mode to German, you will only
see the topics in German. In this case, there will be no topics to display.

Figure 7-3 Language mode is German

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Working with the Images
Most images within the Jeppesen Airway Manual and the
Bottlang Airfield Manual can be rotated, reduced and
expanded for better viewing by using the small toolbar above
the image. The toolbar associated with the image works only
for the image and not for any text that surrounds the image. If
you make any display changes to an image, they
automatically reset when you view another topic or close
JeppView.

Rotates the image 90 degrees counter-clockwise.

Resets the rotation aspect to the default display. It does Figure 7-4 Text View graphic

not reset the size of the image.

Rotates the image 90 degrees clockwise.

Zooms out or reduces the size of the image.

Resets the image size to the default display. It does not reset the rotation aspect.

Zooms in or magnifies the size of the image.

Searching the Manuals

Use the Search tab to locate key words in the Jeppesen Airway Manual or the Bottlang Airfield
Manual. To search for a topic or a keyword:
1. Click the Search tab.
2. Enter keywords into the Search field. If you are looking for a French or German word in
the Bottlang Airfield Manual (VFR Text), ensure that you have the appropriate language
selected in the Text Viewer toolbar or select the Show all languages button.

NOTE Currently, phrase searches or quoted search strings are not supported.

3. If you enter multiple words and would like to find topics including all of the words, select
All words (AND). If you want to find topics that contain any word of the words, but not
necessarily in the same topic, keep Any word (OR) selected.

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4. Select the Match whole word only check box if you want to search for the whole word
and not partial words. Searching for “end” with whole words only locates topics with
“end” in them. The search engine does not search for “end” in other words such as
“descend”, “intended”, “attend”, “endless”, and “endorsed”.

NOTE The system ignores common words like "and", "to", "the", "or", "I", and "a" if
Match whole words only is selected. This does not keep them from being
highlighted on the page. These words are ignored for the search, but not by
the highlighting feature.

5. Select Airway Manual or VFR Text (if applicable). You can search only one manual at a
time.
6. Click Search.

The search results appear in the Search Results tab. To view the topic pertaining to the user-
defined search, click the Search Results tab and do any of the following:
• Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to navigate up or down the search results list to
quickly scan the page.
• Click a topic in the Search Results tab to display that page in the window without
switching to the Table of Contents tab.
• Select a topic and press ENTER or double-click a topic to view the page and switch to
the Table of Contents tab. This allows you to view where the topic resides in the
document.

The system highlights the searched words.

Search results no longer appear when you do any of the following:

• Conduct a new search
• Select a new language from the toolbar
• Close the application

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Printing a Topic
To print a topic:
1. Select the topic you wish to print from the table of contents in the Text View.

NOTE Currently, it is not possible to selectively print parts of the text pages. You can
print only one topic at a time.

NOTE If you increased or decreased the font size, or rotated and changed the size of
the images, it will affect the printout.

2. Click the Print button in the Text Viewer toolbar (not the Print button in the Standard
toolbar) or press CTRL+P.
3. The Print dialog box appears. Select your preferences and click Print.

You can print only one topic at a time. On the header of each printed topic, a revision date
appears, indicating the last time that the content of that particular page was updated. The date
format is YYYYMMDD where YYYY is the year, MMM is the month of the year (JAN, FEB,
MAR), and DD is the day of the month between 01 and 31.

Figure 7-5 Revision date of text

If a topic does not appear in the Text Viewer window, the Print button is not available.

Organizing Your Bookmarks

Use the Bookmarks tab to bookmark topics that you frequently review. You can quickly
access your favorite topics by selecting them from this tab. The system provides two methods
of adding a topic to the Bookmarks tab.

Method 1:
1. Select any book or topic in the Table of Contents.
2. Click the Add bookmark button.

Method 2:
1. Right-click any book or topic in the Table of Contents.
2. Choose Add bookmark from the shortcut menu.

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You can create as many bookmarks as you like. After you have added your bookmarks, you
can organize them in a way that best suits your needs by creating folders, moving the
bookmarks to different areas of the list, renaming bookmarks, and removing bookmarks that
you no longer use.

Adding a Folder
To add a folder into which you can move your bookmarks:
1. Click the Bookmarks tab.
2. Right-click any existing bookmark and choose Create Folder.

The system creates a new folder below the selected bookmark. At this time, you can rename
and move your folder.

Moving Bookmarks
You can move any of your bookmarks to different areas within the Bookmarks tab. To move a
bookmark:
1. Click an existing bookmark to select it.
2. While holding the mouse button, move the bookmark to the desired location. Releasing
the bookmark on another existing bookmark places it underneath it in a separate level.

Figure 7-6 Moving bookmarks

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You can create many levels of bookmarks.

Figure 7-7 Bookmark levels

Renaming Bookmarks
To rename a bookmark:
1. Right-click an existing bookmark and choose Rename Item.
2. Enter a new name.

Removing Bookmarks
To remove a bookmark that you no longer need, click an existing bookmark and perform one
of the following actions:
• Right-click the bookmark and choose Remove Item.
• Press the DELETE key.
• Click the Remove bookmark button.

Enroute Chart NOTAMS

Enroute Chart NOTAMs are available in the Text View. To view Enroute Chart NOTAMs:
1. Click the Text tab.
2. Double-click Airway Manual.
3. Double-click Chart NOTAMS.
4. Double-click the region for which you want to view the chart NOTAMs.

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NOTAMS View
The NOTAMs view provides access to terminal chart NOTAMs for the airports and countries in
your coverage area. NOTAMs are included with your terminal chart revisions and are updated
automatically.

Opening NOTAMs
To open the NOTAMS View:
1. Click the NOTAMS tab.
2. Select an airport in the Airport List; or an airport, route, or RoutePack in the RoutePack
List.

Terminal chart NOTAMS for the selected airport, as well as the airport’s country, appear in the
main view window. If no chart NOTAMs exist for the airport, JeppView displays the message
No Chart NOTAMS for airport.

Printing NOTAMS
The easiest way to print the NOTAMs you need is to select the NOTAMS check box when you
print a Trip Kit for a route or RoutePack (see Printing a Trip Kit).

To view and print NOTAMS separately, see Printing NOTAMS.

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C HAPTER 8

JeppView Tools

This chapter focuses on JeppView tools that have not been specifically covered in other
sections, and covers these topics:
• Conversions
• Notebook Features
• User-Defined Waypoints
• Searching for a Chart Object
• Electronic Ruler
• Options

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Conversions
The Numeric Conversions dialog box (Figure 8-1) enables you to quickly convert between
commonly used units for speed, distance, weight, temperature, and volume.

To open the conversion tool, click Tools > Conversions.

Figure 8-1 Numeric Conversions dialog box

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Notebook Features
JeppView provides two features that enable you to take notes electronically and record your
comments: the Notebook tab available in the main JeppView window and the Notebook tab
of the airport Properties dialog box.

Using the Notebook View

The Notebook View opens to an electronic notepad in which you can enter useful information
while working with JeppView. The Notebook saves when you close JeppView, and the
information is available next time JeppView is opened.

To open the Notebook, do either of the following:

• Click the Notebook tab.
• Click Tools > Notebook.

Use the Notebook controls, normally at the lower left (Figure 8-2) of the Notebook View to
work with the Notebook. These controls can be undocked and moved around like other
JeppView objects.

Figure 8-2 Notebook controls

The following describes the Notebook controls:

• Add Note allows you to add entries with a date and time stamp.
To add a dated note, click Add Note, enter your comments, and then click OK.
Your comment appears in the main Notebook with a time and date stamp. You can also
add comments directly into the Notebook, but without clicking Add Note, these
comments do not include a date and time stamp.
• New starts a different Notebook file. JeppView prompts you to name the file before
continuing. Type a name your new Notebook and click OK. JeppView clears the old
Notebook and displays a blank page.
• Open enables you to view an existing saved Notebook.
• Save As enables you to save a copy of the current Notebook with a new file name.
• Print enables you to print the Notebook.

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Using the Airport Properties Notebook
You can store comments about any airport in JeppView with the airport Properties dialog box.
JeppView saves and maintains this information automatically with the airport information.

To enter comments in the airport notebook:

1. Right-click an airport on the enroute chart, Airport List, or RoutePack List, and choose
Properties.
2. Click the Notebook tab.
3. Enter your comments and then click Close.

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User-Defined Waypoints
User-defined waypoints enable you to define
waypoints in a route or to mark locations of
interest on the chart. They can be set, modified,
hidden or shown, and deleted. User-defined
waypoint characteristics appear in the waypoints
Properties dialog box (Figure 8-3), and can be
customized with the following properties:
• Icon
• Name
• Latitude and longitude
• Comments
• Altitude
• Locked or unlocked

Placing a User-Defined
Waypoint on the Enroute Figure 8-3 Waypoint properties dialog box

Chart
To place a user-defined waypoint on the enroute chart:
1. Display the waypoint's location in the Enroute Charts View.
2. Activate the Set Waypoint function by doing either of the following:
- Click Tools > Drop User-Defined Waypoint.
- Press CTRL+M.
3. Set the desired waypoint’s location by clicking its location on the enroute chart.
4. In the waypoint Properties dialog box, set the following waypoint characteristics:
- Name—Type the name of the waypoint as you want it to appear in the Enroute Charts
View.
- Comments (optional)—Add comments for the waypoint.
- Latitude and Longitude—You can modify the latitude and longitude coordinates to
change the location of the waypoint.
- Locked—Select the Locked check box to keep the waypoint from being accidentally
moved to a new location.
- Altitude—Enter an altitude in feet for this location.
- Icon—Select a different icon from the list to modify the icon that will display in the
Enroute Charts View.
5. Click OK.

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Modifying a User-Defined Waypoint
Any characteristic for a user-defined waypoint on an enroute chart can be changed. A
waypoint that is locked cannot by modified until it is unlocked.

To modify user-defined waypoint properties:

1. Open the Properties dialog box by doing either of the following:
- Right-click the waypoint on the Enroute Charts View or RoutePack List and click
Properties.
- Click Edit > User-Defined Waypoints, select the desired waypoint in the User-
Defined Waypoint dialog box, and then click Properties.
2. Change any of the fields in the waypoint Properties dialog box, and then click OK.

To change only the location of a waypoint, select it on the enroute chart and drag it to a new
location.

To unlock a waypoint, clear the Locked check box in the waypoint Properties dialog box.

Showing or Hiding User-Defined Waypoints

To show or hide user-defined waypoints on the enroute chart:
1. Right-click an open area on the Enroute Charts View and choose Properties.
2. Click the Chart Preferences tab.
3. Click the plus sign (+) to expand the Nav Data category.
4. Select or clear the User Waypoints check box to show or hide user-defined waypoints
on the Enroute Charts View.

Changing the Default User-Defined Waypoint Icon

The default waypoint icon setting automatically assigns an icon to every new user-defined
waypoint. Like any other waypoint property, the icon can be modified or the default setting
changed in the User-Defined Waypoints dialog box (Figure 8-4).

To change the default icon for user-defined waypoints, do either of the following:
• Click Tools > Set Default User-Defined Waypoint, select the desired icon in the
Select Default Icon dialog box, and then click OK.

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• Click Edit > User-Defined Waypoints and then click Set Default Icon. Select the
desired icon in the User-Defined Waypoint dialog box, click OK, and then click Close.

Figure 8-4 User-Defined Waypoints dialog box

Deleting a User-Defined Waypoint

You can delete user-defined waypoints. You must unlock a waypoint before you can delete it
(see Modifying a User-Defined Waypoint).
• Select the waypoint on the enroute chart and press the DELETE key.
• Select the waypoint, right-click it, and then choose Delete.
• Click Edit > User-Defined Waypoints, select the waypoint from the list, and then click
Delete.

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Searching for a Chart Object
The chart search function enables you to search for airports, navaids, intersections, and user-
defined waypoints. Using the Search dialog box (Figure 8-5), you can also add the object to a
route.

Figure 8-5 Chart objects Search dialog box

To search for a chart object in the Enroute Charts View:

1. Open the Chart Search dialog box by doing either of the following:
- Click the Search button on the Chart toolbar.
- Click Chart > Search.
2. Click the appropriate tab for the object you are searching for or click All Types.
3. Enter the full or partial entry, and then click Find.
All matching chart objects that match the entered criteria appear in the search results.
Use question marks (?) to include a wildcard in your entry. For example, River?i
matches Riverside, Riverview, and so on.

Several other options are available:

• Locate identifies the object on the chart with a blinking arrow.

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• Append adds the object to the end of a route. This is active only when a route is
selected in the RoutePack List.
• Insert places the object in the route in sequence before the selected object in the
RoutePack List. This is active only when a waypoint is selected in the RoutePack List.

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Electronic Ruler
The electronic ruler enables you to measure the bearing and distance between points on the
enroute chart. When active, JeppView draws a line from the starting point to the pointer
position with bearing, distance and terrain elevation. In the example in Figure 8-6, note the
following:
• 259T indicates the true
bearing.
• 241M indicates magnetic
bearing.
• 13.60 NM indicates the
distance along the ruler.
Figure 8-6 Electronic ruler
• 250/1500 feet indicates the
approximate lowest and
highest terrain along the ruler.

To measure bearing and distance between points:

1. Point to the location to measure from.
2. Hold down the SHIFT key, and then press and hold the mouse button.
3. While holding down the SHIFT key, drag the pointer to the end point.

NOTE To display the distance and terrain measurements in a different unit, click
Tools > Options and change the Distance units on the Measurements tab.

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Options
The Options dialog box enables you to customize several JeppView settings. Four tabs,
Display, Printing, Measurement, and Warnings, determine how the enroute and terminal
charts appear, as well as how these and other JeppView products are printed.

To open the Options dialog box from any view, click Tools > Options.

Display Tab
The Display tab affects how enroute charts appear in JeppView.
• Lat/Lon Display—Controls how latitudes and longitudes are displayed. Click the type
of display and enter the desired accuracy (maximum three decimal places).
• Ruler Background Color—Determines the background color of the electronic ruler
(see Electronic Ruler).
• Hide Routes that are “Collapsed” in the RoutePack List—Hides routes in the
enroute chart when the route tree is collapsed in the RoutePack List. This option makes
it easier to work with multiple routes in the same RoutePack.
• Enable ToolTips on Dialog Boxes—Displays ToolTips that provide a description of or
helpful information about elements on dialog boxes. Clear the check box to disable
ToolTips. Disabling ToolTips does not affect the pop-up messages for the toolbar buttons or
within the enroute chart.
• Display route leg information on chart—Displays magnetic course and distance for
each leg of the routes that appear on the enroute chart (see Figure 8-7).

Figure 8-7 Leg information on the route

NOTE Depending on the length of a route leg, the system might draw its label at a
slight angle relative to the leg.

• Mouse wheel zoom—Sets your mouse wheel to zoom in and out rather than to scroll
up and down.

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Printing Tab
The Printing tab options affect how charts are printed from
JeppView.
• Compass Rose—Prints a Jeppesen compass rose (Figure 8-
8) in the top right corner of the enroute chart, indicating North.
Figure 8-8 Compass rose
• Lat/Lon Grid—Displays latitude and longitude lines on the
printed enroute charts.
• Use Black Headers in Printout—Prints the headers on each printed page with white
text on a black background.
• Use “Compatible Mode” Printing—This is a backup option if JeppView printing does
not work properly with your printer. Every printer is different, and often printer drivers do
not support every Windows option. If JeppView print functions are suspended or
terminated, the system selects this option automatically.
• Use dash line to divide a page—Refers to the dash line representing the page center
when printing two terminal charts per sheet. Some printer drivers move the line off-
center, making it more harder to judge the correct centerline for cutting or folding.
• Show Index page in RoutePack Printouts—Prints an index page when printing a
RoutePack.
• Allow large charts to be divided into smaller sizes—When selected, this option
prints large European's VFR Area charts over many pages. In order for JeppView to
print large VFR area charts appropriately, the Two per page check box must not be
selected in the Printing RoutePack/Route dialog box. If the Allow large charts to be
divided into smaller sizes option is not selected, the large charts are scaled into a
single page.

Measurements Tab
You can set the distance measurements used in JeppView to show values in the unit type that
you prefer.

The following is a list of JeppView features affected by the Distance, Speed, Weight, Fuel,
Temperature, and Pressure drop-down menus:
• Distance: Electronic Ruler, RoutePack Properties, Route Properties, Route Leg
Information on Chart, Minimum Runway Length Filter, Obstacle Filters, and Point and
Click Routing.
• Speed: Not applicable in JeppView.
• Weight: Not applicable in JeppView.
• Fuel: Not applicable in JeppView.
• Temperature: Not applicable in JeppView.
• Pressure: Not applicable in JeppView.

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Warnings Tab
Reset All Program Warnings resets any warnings that have been deactivated, such as the
warning that appears each time JeppView is opened.

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A PPENDIX A

Troubleshooting and FAQs

As your first source for troubleshooting JeppView, this chapter contains questions and
answers that help you get the most out of the program. You will find answers to problems we
encountered in helping customers get up and running successfully.
• Installation
• Updates
• Printing
• Functionality
• Compatibility

A-1
Installation
I received the JeppView program and ECD Discs, but I am unable to find a regional
code. How does JeppView know what regions I want?

The serial number that you were given is associated with chart coverage of the specific region
that you requested when you ordered JeppView. When you use the ECD installers or the
electronic Update Agent, they automatically recognize your region selections. All you need to
record for future reference is your serial number.

How do I add other regions to my subscription?

To add regions, contact Customer Service about adding the requested coverage to your serial
number. After the transaction is complete, wait at least 30 minutes, and then initiate an
electronic download.

What if I need to expand my region coverage, but I am unable to connect to the

Internet?

If you are unable to electronically update, you can still expand your coverage by using a ECD
Disc subscription. Contact a Jeppesen Customer Support representative for information and
pricing. The new coverage is copied from ECD Disc 1, so you will need to have the CD in your
drive for this process. Call Customer Support and indicate which terminal chart revision cycle
you are using. The cycle number is recorded on the ECD Disc 1 label in this format: 08-2004,
representing the revision number (08), and the year (2004). Regional codes change every two
weeks, so a code for the wrong cycle does not work. Click Help > Coverage Areas, and then
type your new region code in the Validate field. When you click Validate, your coverage loads
and associates itself with your serial number.

I added a new coverage to my subscription and downloaded the update from the
Internet, but it failed to update correctly. Now I am unable to use my previous coverage.

Try to run the setup again by clicking on the setup.exe file within the specified download folder:
• C:\Users\[User Profile]\Jeppesen\Common\Downloads (Window Vista)
• C:\Jeppesen\Downloads (Windows 2000 and XP)
• C:\Program Files\Jeppesen\Downloads (Windows 2000 and XP)

If it fails to correct the issue, delete the folder with that download and repeat the downloading
process. If JeppView does not identify any downloads available, rename the Terminal Charts
folder found at one of the following locations:
• C:\ProgramData\Jeppesen\Common\ (Windows Vista)
• C:\Jeppesen\Common\ (Windows 2000 and XP)
• C:\Program Files\Jeppesen\Common\ (Windows 2000 and XP)

After the folder is renamed, try to download the update again. If the problem persists, call
technical support for assistance.

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I installed JeppView without a problem, but when I installed the Electronic Chart Data
CDs, it indicates a different coverage area.

Check the electronic update on your JeppView subscription. The update should have the
latest and most correct information on the coverage for your subscription. If you still do not
receive the correct coverage, contact Customer Support to make certain that the information
in the Jeppesen database matches the coverage you purchased.

I installed the program and ECD discs without a problem. When I open the program and
select a terminal chart, it says that JeppView is unable to locate the terminal chart.

Ensure that your C-drive is not running low on disk space. (Under 250 MB is generally
considered low). If JeppView is running on C:\, you should have at least 350 MB. If you are low
on disk space, remove unused files (being careful not to delete any files that the system needs
to function).

Also, change your virtual memory to operate from a different drive. If you are not familiar with
deleting files or changing virtual memory, be aware that if you delete a file that the system
requires, your system might become unusable. After freeing up disk space, reinstall the data
using the ECD discs or use the electronic download feature.

Why is my Electronic Chart Data not displaying?

Your Electronic Chart Data might be out of date. Click About JeppView from the Help menu
to view the effective dates of your Electronic Chart Data.

I am unable to locate my Electronic Chart Data (ECD) Discs. Can I install the program
and download the latest data?

You will need the initial ECD Discs you received with your JeppView package or the ECD
Discs you received with your revision service. Once you install the program and update the
data with your latest ECD Discs, you can check for any new updates by clicking Start >
Programs > Jeppesen > JeppView3 > JeppView3 UpdateClient or opening JeppView and
clicking File > Check For Updates.

If you are installing JeppView and do not have any ECD Discs, contact Jeppesen Customer
Support.

I have JeppView loaded on four computers. How can I load it on a newly purchased
computer?

Refer to your license agreement regarding the number of computers you can install JeppView
on. A standard JeppView license allows installation of any combination of JeppView and
FliteDeck on four computers. To install the program on a new computer, deactivate JeppView
on one of the original computers. Jeppesen Technical Support can help you get set up as long
as the use falls within the terms of the agreement.

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I got an error message stating that I have exceeded all my site keys.

You are trying to install JeppView on more computers than the license allows. To activate the
program on a new machine and have use of the installation for longer than the 30-day limit,
deactivate one of the other current JeppView programs or call Jeppesen Technical Support for
assistance. To install the program on more than four machines, call Jeppesen Customer
Support to order another licensed version of JeppView.

A-4
Updates
I updated JeppView and FliteDeck, but now FliteStar indicates that I have old or corrupt
terminal charts and that I need to reinstall the terminal charts.

If FliteStar does not recognize the updated terminal charts, there may be some files that are
locked by the update process or by JeppView. Make certain that JeppView is not open when
you try to view the charts in FliteStar. If this does not work, save your work, reboot, and then
check the terminal charts in FliteStar before starting JeppView. If this also fails, contact a
Technical Support Representative.

I updated JeppView. When I try to open the program, it says that I have bad or corrupt
terminal charts and the program does not open.

This could be caused by a file being locked in memory. Try rebooting; if that doesn’t resolve
the issue, contact Technical Support.

I updated JeppView and FliteDeck. When I create a route in JeppView, I cannot find it in
FliteDeck.

In the FliteDeck Setup Program, change the RoutePack directory in the Routes tab.

If I download my terminal chart data before the effective date, which charts will I see?

View Displaying Terminal Chart Changes for information about how JeppView displays
terminal chart revisions.

I have not updated JeppView on my computer for a couple of months. Do I need to

update the data with every revision CD I have received since I last updated it?

No, use the latest ECD Discs to update the program applications, terminal charts, enroute
data and text information. The latest ECD Discs incorporate all previous updates.

You can also update the data electronically by clicking File > Check for Updates in
JeppView. If your data is more than 10 weeks old, the download time will take longer because
you will receive a complete data set instead of just the revised information.

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Printing
My subscription is under my name, but it is for a company. How do I get the charts to
display the company name when I print charts?

The information located at the top of the printout is taken from the JeppView subscription on
record. The only way to change it is to change the account name for which the subscription is
listed.

When I try to print an enroute chart, it only prints a blank page.

Right-click in the Enroute Charts View, choose Properties, click the Projection tab, change
the current projection, and then print your chart again.

How do I print or print preview in the Enroute Charts View?

With the Enroute Charts View displaying what you what to print, click the Print button on the
Standard toolbar, or click File > Print > Enroute Chart.

When I try to print a chart, it takes a significant amount of time and only part of the page
prints.

Open your printer control panel. (This is done in a variety of ways depending on your Windows
version.) Click Properties, the Ports tab, and then increase the timeout for your printer. If this
does not solve the problem, contact Jeppesen Technical Support with your printer model,
Windows version, and printer driver for other possible settings. The printer driver information
prints when you print a test page.

I am unable to print my terminal charts or they do not print correctly.

The problem might be your printer driver. Locate the printer manufacturer’s website and check
to see whether you have the latest driver. More than one might be available. (Often the
choices are PCL5, PCL6, and Postscript.) Usually, Postscript is the best option, but it varies
among printers.

I have a duplex printer, but I can’t print both sides from JeppView.

In the Print dialog box, click Printer Setup, and then select duplex mode. If this is not
available, open the printer control panel and make certain that your printer driver is configured
to print in duplex mode. If this does not solve the problem, contact Jeppesen Technical
Support for assistance.

Why is the chart that appears in the Enroute Charts View page not the same that I print?

When you print an enroute chart by using the Print button on the Chart toolbar or by clicking
File > Print > Print Enroute Chart, the center and scale of the printed view is identical to the
center and scale of the display. The printed page, however, typically covers more square
inches than the enroute display on the screen. Thus, the coverage of the printed page is
somewhat larger than what is on the screen.

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Functionality
If I add or remove a waypoint, the geographic area filter does not adjust, even if I
remove the filter and restart it.

The filter readjusts when you right-click on the route and choose Show Approaches Within.
Specify your filter setup, and click OK.

When I click the Full Screen button on the Charts toolbar, I lose the Preferences
toolbar. How can the Preference toolbar be shown when viewing JeppView at full
screen?

To view other toolbars beside the Chart toolbar at full screen, click View > Customize
Toolbar and modify the toolbars that you would like to see by adding the Full Screen button.
Any toolbar with the Full Screen button remains in view in full screen mode.

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Compatibility
Does JeppView work on Windows CE?

No.

Can I view JeppView charts on my Windows CE/Palm?

No.

Does JeppView work on a Tablet PC?

Yes.

Does JeppView work on a MAC?

No. the program operates only under Windows. A software package known as Virtual PC
(http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtualpc/default.mspx) provides a Windows interface for
Apple Macintosh computers. Jeppesen does not support Virtual PC, but we have received
reports indicating that the programs work together.

Can I use the same charts for JeppView and FlitePro?

No.

Can FliteStar read JeppView terminal charts?

Yes.

I have a subscription to JeppView, and one for my GPS. Can I use the same charts on
both of them?

Only with certain MFD units, such as the MX-20. Contact Customer Service for your specific
unit.

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A PPENDIX B

Quick Reference Guide

Use the following reference guide to identify icons and standard keyboard actions.
• Toolbars
• Keyboard Commands

B-1
Toolbars
Icons are used on the Terminal page in place of words to help utilize the available screen
space.

Standard toolbar

Load — Opens the Load RoutePack dialog box

Save — Saves all RoutePacks displayed in the RoutePack List.

Print — Prints the active view.

Print Preview — Opens the Print Preview dialog box.

Right-Click — Simulates a right-click.

Help — Opens the applications Help file.

Context Help — Displays a help topic based on the objects selected.

Chart toolbar

Previous View — Navigates back through previous locations and zoom levels.

Next View — Navigates forward through previous views after using the Previous View.

Zoom In — Zooms in one level.

Zoom Out — Zooms out one level.

Search — Opens the enroute Search dialog box.

Chart Theme — Opens the enroute chart theme drop-down menu.

Thumbnail — Toggles the Thumbnail window.

Default View — Returns the enroute chart to the user-defined default view.

Full Screen — Toggles between the default view setting and a maximized main window.

RoutePack Wizard — Opens the RoutePack Wizard dialog box.

Show Full Chart — Zooms out to show the entire terminal chart.

Show Header — Zooms in on the header portion of the terminal chart.

Show Plan — Zooms in and centers on the graphical portion of the terminal chart.
Show Profile and Minimums — Zooms in and centers on the profile and minimums portion of
the terminal chart.
Rotate Counter-Clockwise — Rotates the terminal chart 90 degrees counter-clockwise.

Rotate Clockwise — Rotates the terminal chart 90 degrees clockwise.

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Preference toolbar

IFR Landing Facilities (blue)

VFR Landing Facilities (green)

Low-Use Landing Facilities

VORs

Enroute NDBs

Terminal NDBs

Enroute Airspace Fixes

Terminal Fixes

Low Altitude Airways

High Altitude Airways

Terminal Airspace

Special Use Airspace

Localizers

Marker Beacons

Holding Patterns

Obstacles

ARTCC/FIR/UIR

Grid MORAs

Roads

Railroads

Cities

Lakes/Rivers

Surface Features (lava flows, sandbars, etc.)

Terrain Contours

Terrain

B-3
Keyboard Commands
ESC Refreshes the screen.
F1 Opens the Help file.
CTRL+F4 Clears the last RoutePack in the RoutePack List.
CTRL+A Selects all in the RoutePack or Airport List.
CTRL+C Copies.
CTRL+D Displays the default Enroute Charts View.
CTRL+E Toggles the Thumbnail.
CTRL+F Displays the Show Approaches Within Filter Setup dialog box.
CTRL+G Opens the Review/Expand Subscription dialog box.
CTRL+L Toggles the RoutePack List.
CTRL+SHIFT+L Toggles the Airport List.
CTRL+M Drops a user-defined waypoint.
CTRL+O Opens the Load RoutePack dialog box.
CTRL+P Prints the active main view window.
CTRL+Q Creates a new RoutePack.
CTRL+R Shows the selected route in the Enroute Charts View.
CTRL+S Saves the selected RoutePack.
CTRL+V Pastes.
CTRL+X Cuts an item in a RoutePack or copies an item in the Airport List.
CTRL+INSERT Copies.
SHIFT+F1 Opens context-sensitive help.
SHIFT+F10 Opens the Enroute Charts View right-click menu.
SHIFT+INSERT Pastes.
SHIFT+DELETE Cuts an item in a RoutePack or copies an item in the Airport List.
WINDOWS KEY+M Minimizes JeppView.
ALT + F4 Closes JeppView.
ALT+ENTER Displays the Properties dialog box for the selected RoutePack List object.
ALT+LEFT ARROW Previous View.
ALT+RIGHT ARROW Next View.
ALT+C Displays the Chart menu.
ALT+E Displays the Edit menu.
ALT+F Displays the File menu.
ALT+H Displays the Help menu.
ALT+T Displays the Tools menu.
ALT+V Displays the View menu.
SPACEBAR Selects or clears the Favorite Airports check box in the Airport List.
PLUS (+) Zooms in.
MINUS (-) Zooms out.

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Index

A ARTCC/FIR/UIR 2-5
Assigned Identifiers (European VFR) 2-23
Activating JeppView 1-26
Add Alternate Route 2-34
Add Favorite 2-16 B
Add Route (Point/Click) 2-31
Backup files 1-37
Add Route (Wizard) 2-31
Black Headers in Printout 8-12
Add RoutePack 4-9
Bold Text 1-4
Add to Favorites 2-30
Booklet Printing 6-4, 6-16
Administrative Permissions 1-8
Bookmark 7-3
Airport Diagrams 3-4
Bookmarks 7-8
Airport Filter Settings 3-7
Bottlang Airfield Manual 7-2
Airport Filters 5-22
Airport Info 3-4
Airport List 2-2 C
Arranging 2-25
Distance From Column 2-22 Center On
Favorites 2-30 Airport 2-30
Filter by Characteristics 5-8 Cursor 2-11
Filters 5-2 Route 2-11
Inserting Waypoints 4-13 RoutePack 2-11
Keyboard Commands 2-27 Waypoint 2-11
Right-Click Menu, Airport 2-30 Chart Objects
Right-Click Menu, Terminal Chart 2-31 Right-Click Menu 2-38
Searching 2-22 Searching 8-8
Sorting 2-21 Chart Preferences 2-13, 2-34, 2-40
Airport Properties 2-40 Chart Projection 2-16
Airports Chart Theme 2-4, 2-12
Minimum Runway Length 5-8 Chart Toolbar 2-3, B-2
Precision Approaches 5-9 Charts
Printing 6-5 Updating 4-25
Visible Terminal Charts 5-8 Circle Filter 5-7
Airway Manual 7-2 Cities 2-6
Airway Routing 4-5 Class B Airspace 3-4
Alternate Airport 4-6 Climb/Descend Areas 3-4
Alternate Chart Preferences 2-34 Compass Rose 8-12
Alternate Route Compatible Mode Printing 8-12
Creating 4-4, 4-17 Computer Requirements 1-7
Append Waypoints 2-33, 4-15 Context Help 2-3
Approach Charts Control Area (CTA) 3-4
Find 2-35 Conversion Tool 8-2
Approach Control Area 3-4 Copy
Area Charts 3-7 Airport 2-30

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Terminal Chart 2-35 F
Coverage
Area 2-2 FAQs A-1
Entering Coverage Code 1-12 Favorite Airports 5-8, 5-9
Current Airport List Filter 2-34 Filter
Current Chart Type Preferences 5-19 Distance From 5-7
Customer Service 2-ii Enroute Chart Airports 5-22
Geographically 5-3
Obstacles 5-23
D Terminal Chart 5-2
Filter Setup Dialog Box 5-7
Deactivating JeppView 1-30
Find Approach Charts 2-35
Default User-Defined Waypoint 8-6
Find/Insert Waypoint 2-33, 2-34
Default View 2-4, 2-15
FliteDeck 4-26
Delete
FliteStar 4-26
Route Objects 4-16
Fuel Types Filter 5-9
RoutePack 4-24
Full Chart View 2-4
User-Defined Waypoint 8-7
Full Screen 2-4
Departure Chart Preferences 2-34, 5-19
Destination Chart Preferences 2-34, 5-19
Direct Route 4-5 G
Display Tab 8-11
Distance 8-10 Geographic Area Filter 5-3, 5-6
Distance From 5-7 Get Site Key 1-26
Distance Units 8-12 Get Update 1-31
Docking Toolbars 2-6 Grid MORAs 2-6
Drag-and-Drop 4-7
H
E
Hard Drive Space 1-7, 1-8
Effective Date 3-5 Header View 2-4
Electronic Chart Data Help 2-3
Installation and CD Updates 1-12 High Airway Routing 4-5
Updating from Web 1-31 High Altitude Airways 2-5
Electronic Ruler 8-10 High Quality Mode 3-12
Background Color 8-11 Holding Patterns 2-5
Enroute Airspace Fixes 2-5
Enroute Chart Buttons 2-4
Enroute Chart NOTAMS 7-10
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Enroute Chart View Filters 5-22 IFR
Enroute Charts View Airports, Icon 2-5
Default View 2-15 Icons 2-20
Favorite View 2-16 Minimum Vector Altitude Clearance 3-4
Right-Click Menu 2-37 Index Page 8-12
Themes 2-12 Installation
Enroute NDBs 2-5 Electronic Chart Data 1-12

I-2
J Notebook 8-3
Airport 2-40, 8-4
JAA Minimums 3-4 Printing 6-17

K O
Keyboard Commands B-4 Obstacle Filters 5-23
Kneeboard Printing 6-3, 6-16 Obstacles 2-5
Other Charts Folder 2-36, 4-20
L
P
Lakes/Rivers 2-6
Language Mode 7-3 Panning, Enroute Charts View 2-9
Languages 7-3 Parking Coordinates 3-4
Large Text 2-40 Parking Stands & Information 3-4
Lat/Lon Display 8-11 Paste
Lat/Lon Grid 8-12 Route Object 2-32
Load 2-3 Terminal Chart 2-35
Localizers 2-5 Plan View 2-4
Locate 4-15 Preference Toolbar B-3
Low Airway Routing 4-5 Preferences Toolbar 2-5
Low Altitude Airways 2-6 Preferred Runways and Flight Paths 3-4
Low-Use Airports 2-5 Previous View 2-4, 2-10
Print
Airport 2-30
M Airport Information 6-11
Magnetic Bearing 4-11, 8-10 Airports 6-5
Marker Beacons 2-5 Compatible Mode 8-12
Master Image 1-14 Icon 2-3, 6-2
Measurements 8-12, 8-13 NOTAMS 6-5, 7-11
Military Airports 5-9 Notebook 6-17
Modified, RoutePack 4-22 Options 8-12
Mouse Wheel 8-11 Revision Letter 6-5
Terminal Chart 2-35, 3-11, 6-3
Update Letter 6-15
N Print Preview 2-3, 6-2
Printing Tab 8-12
NavSuite 1-7
Prior permission (PPR) 5-9
Network Installation 1-17
Private Airports 5-9
Next View 2-4, 2-10
Profile and Minimums View 2-4
Night VFR Capable 5-9
Projection 2-16
Noise Abatements 3-4
Properties, Enroute Chart 2-13
NOTAMS
Public Airports 5-9
Airport 7-11
Enroute Chart 7-10
Printing 6-5, 7-11 R
NOTAMS View 7-11
Radar Minimum Altitudes 3-4

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Radar Vectoring Area 3-4 Keyboard Commands 2-27
Railroads 2-6 RoutePack Wizard 2-4, 4-4
Re-Arranging Waypoints 4-17 Routes
Recovery files 1-38 Hide 8-11
Renumber Route Waypoints 2-33 Rubberband Routing 4-12
Re-Plan Route Wizard 2-33, 4-16 Runway Info 2-40
Requirements, Computer 1-7
Reset Theme Defaults 2-13
Reverse Route 2-33 S
Revision Date 3-5 Save
Revision Date, Terminal Charts 3-5 Icon 2-3
Revision Letter RoutePack 2-31
Definition 6-8 Scrolling, Terminal Chart 3-8
Printing 6-5 Search
Revisions from Web 1-31 Airport List 2-22
Right-Click, Simulated 2-3 Chart Object 8-8
RNAV (GNSS) Approaches 5-14 Icon 2-4
Roads 2-6 Navaid 4-14
Rotate Clockwise 2-5, 3-9 Select an Item 2-14
Rotate Counter-Clockwise 2-5, 3-9 Services Available Filter 5-9
Route Show Approaches Within 2-30, 2-33, 2-35
Alternate 4-17 Show Distance From Here 2-22, 2-30
Definition 4-2 Show Full Chart 3-9
Naming 2-39 Show Header 3-8
Properties 2-39 Show Plan 3-8
Reverse 4-17 Show Profile and Minimums 3-9
Route Corridor Filter 5-6 Show Route 2-33
Route Leg Information 8-11 Show RoutePack 2-11, 2-31
Route Objects Site Key 1-26
Deleting 4-16 Special Notes 3-4
Route Wizard 4-11 Special Use Airspace 2-5
RoutePack Standard Toolbar 2-3, B-2
Compatibility 4-26 Surface Features 2-6
Definition 4-2
Delete 2-34, 4-24
Loading and Unloading 4-23 T
Modified 4-22
Naming 2-39 Take-Off Minimums 3-4
Other Charts 4-20 Technical Support 2-ii
Properties 2-32, 2-39 Terminal Airspace 2-5
Right-Click Menu, Airports 2-34 Terminal Chart
Right-Click Menu, RoutePack 2-31 Change Filter 5-9
Right-Click Menu, Routes 2-33 Changes 3-5
Right-Click Menu, Terminal Charts 2-35 Display 3-3
Save 4-22 Filters 5-12
Structure 4-3 Icons 2-4, 3-4
Unload 2-31 Orientation 3-9
RoutePack List 2-2, 4-3, 4-14 Printing 3-11, 6-3

I-4
Revision Date 3-5 Text Day 3-4
Scrolling 3-8 Text Night 3-4
Zooming 3-8 Visual Reference Points 3-4
Terminal Control Area (TMA) 3-4 Victor and Jet airways 4-5
Terminal Fixes 2-5 View Favorites, Enroute Chart 2-17
Terminal NDBs 2-5 Visible Terminal Charts 3-7
Terrain 2-6, 4-11, 8-10 VORs 2-5
Terrain Contours 2-6
Terrain Legend 2-18
Text View 7-2 W
Text Viewer Toolbar 7-3 Warning Reset 8-13
Thumbnail 2-4, 2-17 Warnings Tab 8-13
Tip of the Day 1-6 Waypoints
Toolbars Re-arranging 4-17
Arranging 2-6 Rubberband Routing 4-12
Customizing 2-7 Search 4-14
Deleting 2-8 Worldwide Coverage 1-8
Modifying 2-7
Resetting 2-8
ToolTips 1-6 Z
Enable 8-11
Trip Kit 6-12 Zoom Box 2-10
Troubleshooting A-1 Zoom In 2-4
True Bearing 4-11, 8-10 Zoom Out 2-4
Zooming
Enroute Charts View 2-9
U Terminal Chart 3-8

Uninstalling 1-39
Update Letter
Definition 6-15
Printing 6-15
UpdatePack 1-32
Updating
Electronic Chart Data from CD 1-12
User-Defined Waypoint 2-41

V
Vector Charts 6-13
VFR
Aerodrome Landing Chart 3-4
Airports, Icon 2-5
Approach chart 3-4
Area Charts 3-4, 3-7
Departure 3-4
General Aerodrome Information 3-4
Icons 2-20

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