Topic:
Markers will not post in Seis2DV/3DV or Basemap window.

Description:
Markers will not post in Seismic or Basemap window.  The markers are listed in
the Marker Data Manager.

Solution:
1. In order for the markers to post on Seismic the borehole must have an
   associated checkshot. To associate a checkshot to a borehole:

        a. From the GeoFrame menu, select the project, enter the password and
	   click on the 'Application Manager' button.
	b. In the 'Application Manager' menu, click on the 'Data Manager' icon.
	c. In the 'Data Management Catalog' menu, under 'Data Managers', double
	   click on 'Wells and Boreholes'.
	d. In the 'Project Borehole Data Manager' menu, click on the 'Boreholes
	   To Display' button, select the borehole(s) and click the 'OK' button.
	e. Back in the 'Project Borehole Data Manager' menu, click on the
	   desired borehole (the line will highlight in light blue), and then 
	   click on the 'Set Preferred Checkshot' button.
	f. In the 'Select preferred Checkshot' menu, select the desired 
	   checkshot, and click the 'OK' button.

2. If the markers in the project were loaded through Geoshare, the marker type
   will be set to Well_Marker.  The marker type of 'Well_Marker' must be changed
   in order for the markers to post. To change the marker type:

        a. From the GeoFrame menu, select the project, enter the password and
           click on the 'Application Manager' button.
        b. In the 'Application Manager' menu, click on the 'Data Manager' icon.
        c. In the 'Data Management Catalog' menu, under 'Data Managers', double
           click on 'Markers'.
	d. In the 'Project Marker Data Manager' use the 'Switch All To' button
	   to change all 'Well_Marker' types to Strat, Fluid or Fault.  
	   Or....you can use the 'Switch One To' button to change a single 
	   marker to a type of Strat, Fluid or Fault.
	e. Once the change has been made to all of the markers, you cannot 
	   change it back as the 'Switch' buttons will no longer be selectable.
	   (Note: The 'Switch' buttons will only be selectable if Geoshare has
	   been used to move markers into the project.

3. The markers must be associated with a surface to post in Seismic or Basemap.
   - If a marker is hand entered, then the surface icon can be selected to    
     choose a surface. 

	a. Follow steps a, b and c from #2 above to get into the 'Project Marker
	   Data Manager' menu.
	b. Select the marker from the list, then click on the surface icon (the
	   fifth icon at the upper right of the menu resembling horizon 
	   interpretation data.
	c. In the 'Select Surface' menu, select the desired Feature Boundary
	   and click the 'OK' button. 
 
   - If the markers were loaded through Geoshare, the Associated Surface 
     Feature_Boundary must be changed. In the Surface Data Manager populate the 
     table with the Feature_Boundary and use the Switch buttons to change the 
     surface to Geologic Horizon, Seismic Horizon, Fault, Fluid Contact, 
     Unconformity, or Facies Boundary. Again, these changes are permanent and 
     the Switch buttons will no longer be selectable.

	a. Follow steps a and b from #2 above.
	b. In the 'Data Management Catalog' menu, under 'Data Managers', double
           click on 'Surface'.
	c. In the 'Project Surface Data Manager' menu, set the 'Populate with'
	   toggle to 'Feature_Boundary'.
	d. Use the 'Switch one to' or the 'Switch all to' buttons to change 
	   one or all of the markers to contain a Geologic Horizon, Seismic
	   Horizon, Fault, Fluid Contact, Unconformity or Facies Boundary 
	   surface.

4. In the Seismic window make sure all of the markers are selected in Define >
   Borehole Appearance > Vertical. 

5. In the Basemap window make sure all of the associated surfaces are selected
   in Post > Interpretation > Markers.
  



Last Modified on: 02-SEP-98