You can search and zoom in on the map by using the search bar. To use click in the search bar and enter any of the following:

• Name (or part of a name) of a locality, place or feature (e.g. Hobart, Mount Wellington, Tamar River, Orford Bowls Club)
• Address (or part of an address) (e.g. 134 Macquarie St)
• Property title reference or identifier (Volume, Volume/Folio or PID) ( e.g. 147849/1)
• Coordinates (using GDA94 MGA55) (eg. 507932,5352872)
• Coordinates (using GDA94 Lat/Long) (eg. -41.976,147.10052)
• Map Book Reference (eg. MB045)
• Map Book Grid Reference (eg. MB048C5)
• Street Atlas Reference (eg. SA101)
• Emergency Meeting Points (e.g. EMP12)
• Route Codes (e.g. Route B32 or B32)
• State Permanent Marks (e.g. SPM 5269, ST383, HECBM1979, etc)

• If there is only one matching result, LISTmap will automatically zoom to that feature.
• If there are multiple results, these will be listed in a Search Results box.

This toolbar includes functions for map navigation, measuring distances and areas and creating and manageing bookmarks.

	Pan Active: This tool means that pan is active and is available on the top left of the screen. Left clicking and dragging on the map will pan the map. Using the mouse wheel or double clicking will zoom in or out. Clicking on the map will return information about the layers if there are any displayed on the map (not basemaps). When using tools such as the drawing or measuring tools you can go back to pan mode by reactivating this tool.
	Pan Inactive: This is the same button as above however means that pan mode is inactive and another tools is active. You will not be able to pan or zoom when in this mode.. When using tools such as the drawing or measuring tools you can go back to pan mode by clicking on this tool.
	Zoom Previous: This tools zooms back through the previous zoom extents. If you for instance search and zoom to a feature you can go back to where you were originally.
	Zoom In: Click and drag to create a box around the area for which you wish to zoom in to. This can also be done by selecting SHIFT+Left Mouse Button or the + key.
	Zoom Out: Click and drag to create a box around the area from which you wish to zoom out of. This can also be done by selecting the - key.
	Measure Line: To measure length, click on the Measure lengths tool. Click anywhere on the map to start. As you move your cursor, a box near the cursor will show you the distance from your starting point. (This is a cumulative measurement). Click again to change direction, and double click to end. To recommence zooming and panning with the mouse, you must select the pan button (hand button shown above).
	Measure Area: To measure area, click on the Measure area tool. Click anywhere on the map to start. Move your cursor around the area you wish to measure, clicking as you go to change direction. As you move your cursor, a box near the cursor will show you the area. Double click to end. To recommence zooming and panning with the mouse, you must select the pan button (hand button shown above).
	Print to PDF: This button saves the current map to a PDF document. Once selected a Print Options window will appear. Modify the print options as required (title, page size, orientation and whether you would like a legend) then click OK. The way you view and/or save the generated PDF document will vary, depending on the web browser you are using. Note: Due to licencing restrictions you cannot print Google Satellite Imagery.
	Create Shareable Bookmark: To bookmark (or save) your map, click on the Create a Shareable Bookmark tool. A Save Bookmark window will appear. Type in a name for your bookmark and click OK. This tool will save the configuration of the map including extent, layers, layer transparency and markup.
	Open Bookmarks: This tool allows you to view, share and delete bookmarks. To view a bookmark, click on the Open Bookmarks tool in Map Tools. A Bookmarks window will appear. Select a bookmark by clicking on a bookmark title. This will automatically generate your saved map on the screen. To share a bookmark, click on the Open Bookmarks tool in Map Tools. A Bookmarks window will appear. Select one of the options i.e. Facebook, Twitter, Email or click the tool for other social media services. To delete a bookmark, click on the Open Bookmarks tool in Map Tools. A Bookmarks window will appear. Click the delete tool. Once a bookmark is deleted, it cannot be recovered, however if you have shared the link it will still be available. Note that some advertisment blocking software (i.e. Addblock Plus) may disable sharing functionality in LISTmap. This software blocks access to the addthis.com sharing services which LISTmap requires. When this occurs you will only be able to view and delete bookmarks.
	Zoom Tasmania: Zooms to the extent of Tasmania.
	Zoom to Your Location: Pressing this tool will zoom the map to your location. This only works with GPS or location aware browsers such as Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer 10. Pressing this will then enable the Track Location tool.
	Track Location: This tool will pan the map every few seconds based on your location. This will only work in devices with a GPS such as an iPad.
	Disable Tracking: This tool will disable GPS tracking mode. It is only available when you are in tracking mode.

This toolbar includes functions for drawing and editing markup (points, lines and polygons) on the map.

	Add Text: To add a text label to your map click on on the Add Text Label tool, then click on the map at the location you would like the label. A default piece of text will be placed here, and a Format Text box will appear. In the Label Text cell of this box, type your label. You can also change the colour and size of the text. Close the box. To modify the text label, click on the Select and Modify Tool then click on the text label. The Format Text box will reappear so that you can edit the text. Close the box again. The text label can be moved around by clicking and dragging. To delete a text label, click on the Select and Modify Tool, click on the text label, then click on the Delete selected feature tool from the Drawing Tools.
	Add Point: To add a point to the map click on the Add Point tool then click on the map at the location you would like the point. To modify the point, click on the Select and Modify Tool then click on the point. A Format Point box will appear. You can change the size, transparency and shape of the point. Close the box. The point can be moved around by clicking and dragging. To delete a point, click on the Select and Modify Tool, click on the point, then click on the Delete selected feature tool from the Drawing Tools.
	Add Line: To add lines to the map click on Add a Line tool. Click anywhere on the map to start then move the cursor, clicking once to change direction and double clicking to end. To modify the lines, click on the Select and Modify Tool then click anywhere on the line you created. A Format Line box will appear. You can adjust the line width, colour and transparency using this box. Nodes will also be highlighted at the locations where the lines change direction, and at the midpoint of each line. Click and drag on these nodes to move them around. You can move the whole line/all of the lines together by clicking and dragging the 4 small green arrows (in the centre) and you can also rotate the line(s) by clicking and dragging the green circular arrow (just off the bottom right of the lines). To delete a line, click on the Select and Modify Tool, click on the line, then click on the Delete selected feature tool from the Drawing Tools.
	Add Area: To add areas to the map click on Add an Area tool. Click anywhere on the map to start then move the cursor, clicking once to change direction and double clicking to end. To modify the area, click on the Select and Modify Tool then click anywhere in the area you created. A Format box will appear. You can adjust the transparency, colour and border width using this box. Nodes will also be highlighted at the locations where the lines change direction and at the midpoint of each line. Click and drag on these nodes to move them around. You can move the entire area by clicking and dragging the 4 small green arrows (in the centre) and you can also rotate the entire area by clicking and dragging the green circular arrow (just off the bottom right of the area). To delete an area, click on the Select and Modify Tool, click on the area, then click on the Delete selected feature tool from the Drawing Tools.
	Add Ellipse: To add an Ellipse to the map click on Add Ellipse tool. Click and Drag anywhere on the map to create an eliptical area. To modify the ellipse, click on the Select and Modify Tool then click anywhere in the ellipse you created. A Format box will appear. You can adjust the transparency, colour and border width using this box. Nodes will also be highlighted at the locations where the lines change direction and at the midpoint of each line. Click and drag on these nodes to move them around. You can move the entire ellipse by clicking and dragging the 4 small green arrows (in the centre) and you can also rotate the entire ellipse by clicking and dragging the green circular arrow (just off the bottom right of the area). To delete an ellipse, click on the Select and Modify Tool, click on the ellipse, then click on the Delete selected feature tool from the Drawing Tools.
	Add Cirlce: To add a Circle to the map click on Add Circle tool. Click the location of where the circle is going to be centered on, then typ in the radius that the circle is to have and click OK when completed, the area defined will be created. To modify the circle, click on the Select and Modify Tool then click anywhere in the circle you created. A Format box will appear. You can adjust the transparency, colour and border width using this box. Nodes will also be highlighted at the locations where the lines change direction and at the midpoint of each line. Click and drag on these nodes to move them around. You can move the entire circle by clicking and dragging the 4 small green arrows (in the centre) and you can also rotate the entire circle by clicking and dragging the green circular arrow (just off the bottom right of the area). To delete an circle, click on the Select and Modify Tool, click on the circle, then click on the Delete selected feature tool from the Drawing Tools.
	Import Data: This tool is for advanced users and enables GIS data in shapefile and GPX format to be uploaded and converted into map markup. This markup can then be edited using the markup tools. Shapefiles need to be uploaded in a zip file. Note: there is a limit of 200Kb fore these files.
	Export Data: This tool is for advanced users and enables the user to download the map markups into a KML, CSV or ESRI Shapefile format. These files can be opened and view in seperate programs such as Google Earth, Microsoft Excel and ArcGIS.
	Select and Modify: As described above this tool is used to select and modify the symbology of markup (SHIFT + click or SHIFT + drag for multi-select).
	Delete Selected: As described above this tool is used to delete the selected markup.
	Duplicate Selected Features: To make a duplicate (or copy) of an existing markup on the map, select the feature/s using the Select and Modify tool first, the click on this too and a new feature/s will be created slightly offset (up and to the right) to the originals. Modify / Move these new features as you would any others.

You can add and remove hundreds of different layers of information. To do so, click on the Layers arrow (top right of the map) then click on Add Layer + button. The Manage Layers box will appear.

Layers of information are divided into categories. There are 2 ways to find a layer:

1. Browsing by categories - by expanding and collapsing the categories (click on the arrows or the category/layer names) and scrolling (using the scroll bar or the scroll wheel on your mouse).
2. Search for a layer using the Search Bar

This toolbar includes other subscription based tools. Only users that are subscribed to these tools will have them available in the toolbar.

	Property Proximity: This tool enables you to select a property on the map, enter a buffer distance (up to 25m) and receive a report on the surrounding properties. This is only available to some users.
	Property Radius: This tool enables you to draw a circle (click and drag) and receive a report on the surrounding properties. This is only available to some users.
	Survey Search: This tool enables you to select a property on the map, draw a polygon and receive a survey report on the surrounding properties. This is only available to the surveying proffession.
	Google Street View: This tool enables you to select a location on the map and open a Google Street View window at that location. Note: you must select a location near a road that is covered by Google Street View.
	Locate Me Tool: This tool enables you to select a location on the map and have the coordinates displayed in several different coordinate systems.

Bugfixes and Enhancement by version number.