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Version 10.1.1 Release note questions

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01-22-2013 01:51 PM
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AaronMorrisett
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In the previous release the hybrid version of bing maps would not function(it worked great in the beta though), was that corrected with this release? 

Also, KML layers were not listed under the "Accelerated display limitations" , have they been setup to work with the accelerated display layers?

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   Aaron
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MichaelBranscomb
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Hi,

#. Bing Hybrid - Yes this works fine in the 10.1.1 release in both the standard WPF map display and when using the accelerated display mode.

#. KML in the accelerated display mode - Unfortunately we were not able to support KML in the accelerated display mode at the 10.1.1 release because it makes use of ElementLayers for rendering some of the more complex aspects. Support for KML in the accelerated display mode is on the roadmap for a future release (timescale TBC). For now, if working with KML, you should use the AcceleratedDisplayLayers group layer to render the majority of your layers and just add KML to the map outside this group.

Cheers

Mike

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MichaelBranscomb
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Hi,

#. Bing Hybrid - Yes this works fine in the 10.1.1 release in both the standard WPF map display and when using the accelerated display mode.

#. KML in the accelerated display mode - Unfortunately we were not able to support KML in the accelerated display mode at the 10.1.1 release because it makes use of ElementLayers for rendering some of the more complex aspects. Support for KML in the accelerated display mode is on the roadmap for a future release (timescale TBC). For now, if working with KML, you should use the AcceleratedDisplayLayers group layer to render the majority of your layers and just add KML to the map outside this group.

Cheers

Mike
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