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I wanted to add to the above forum post regarding editing the legend.  There is another option for editing the appearance of the legend outside of AWhere (you can edit the map image in this way, too).  So, for this method, you have to have exported an image of the legend (and/or map) to an image file…specifically, as a Windows metafile ...

Hi Thomas, Currently AWhere only has the ability to set numeric delimiters and decimal places, which appear in the legend tab or under the attribute if ''Show Legend in Layer Treeview'' is selected in the ''Display Properties'' tab. If you need symbols like % and $, you can edit the ''Units'' by right clicking on the attribute, select ...

You cannot display in the map window (or label on the map) more than one column (i.e. connected attribute) from a given map layer concurrently.  But, not to worry, there is a way around this.  You simply need to create a duplicate copy of the map layer containing the attributes that you are wanting to use to label your map.  Having ...

Since there is currently no way to manually grab a given label and ‘drag’ it to a precise desired location, the way to adjust the positioning of labels on the map is to edit the Horizontal and Vertical alignment property settings each set of labels.  It may not be the perfect option, but it is really the only way to do this ...