Topic:
Assign a containing borehole to markers for a borehole chosen from BasemapPlus.

Description:
When adding markers to a borehole for the first time the following message may
be received:  "Marker Must have a Containing Borehole".  Apply or OK does not
automatically assign the selected borehole to the markers.  

Solution:
You must assign a borehole to new markers when they are first added to a
project.

The borehole is assigned by using the "Select All" and "Borehole" icons.

1) Select the borehole from the Basemap by placing the cursor on the borehole
	and clicking mouse button 1 (MB1) twice.
2) Select "Markers" from the Borehole Editor window.
3) Add the number of lines needed for the new markers to be added.
4) Type in the Marker Name and a depth (MD, TVD, TVDSS, or TWT).
5) Use the "Select All" icon (second from right in the Marker Information
	section of the Project Marker Data Manager window) to highlight
	all markers.  More than one marker (but not all markers) can be selected
	by using the control key and MB1.
6) Use the "Borehole" icon (third from the left) to select the borehole that 
	will contain the markers.  (This icon becomes active when a new marker
	is added to a borehole.)  Choose the current borehole and click .
7) Click  or  in the Project Marker Data Manager window to make the
	changes to the borehole.

The selected borehole does not populate the "Borehole Name" box when markers are
loaded for the first time in a project.  Once a marker has been added to a
project and has the borehole name in place, the "Borehole Name" box will be
populated automatically in other boreholes when the new marker is added to them
and  or  is clicked.

These steps must be followed when adding new (or replacing old) markers to a
borehole that has had all its markers deleted.  The "Borehole Name" box will not
be populated automatically when  or  is clicked.

See entries Adding Markers to a Borehole in GeoFrame 3.1 and How to Assign a
Marker to a Horizon.



Last Modified on: 27-NOV-00