1.This command is accessible in the File menu > Layers sub-menu with the Save Layer button. 2.On the Layer Manager: tap on the Layer Export button > and select the File option in the pop-up menu.
Accessing to the Save Layer command in the menu

Accessing to the Save Layer command in the Desktop version

Accessing to the Save Layer command in the Layer Manager

Save Layer
Opens the Save as file panel to export the active layer with another file name or into another file format.
Active layer: Selected grayed layer on the Layer Manager
In case of exporting a multi feature layer DigiTerra Explorer is able to save each feature types separately.
Supported formats:
- Vector: BNA, CRD, DAT, DGN, DXF, MAP, MIF, SHP, ZIP
- Raster: JPG - 15% compression (85% quality) as default. The compression scale cannot be changed. PNG
- Table: DBF, TAB, TXT
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Availability of the "Save Layer" command in different editions
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Supported vector formats with the Save Layer command
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BNA - Atlas GIS
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CRD - Coordinates (point)
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DAT - Coordinates (shape)
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DGN - Microstation
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DXF - Autodesk
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MAP - DigiTerra
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MIF - Mapinfo Interchange
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SHP - ESRI Shape
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ZIP - Zipped ESRI Shape
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Supported tabular / text formats with the Save Layer command
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DBF - dBase
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TAB - DigiTerra
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TXT - Text files
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Supported raster formats with the Save Layer command
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JPG - JPEG file
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PNG - Portable Network Graphics
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