Which window shows selected points when using the Prospector toolset and Edit Points option?

Which window shows selected points when using the Prospector toolset and Edit Points option?

• A. Prospector
• B. Panorama
• C. Properties
• D. Palette

Answer: (B)

When you use the Prospector toolset and choose Edit Points, the window that shows the selected points is Panorama. Panorama provides a grid-like view of the points you’ve selected, listing their IDs and coordinates (X, Y, Z) so you can directly edit those values. The Prospector window itself is for navigating and selecting datasets; it doesn’t display the point coordinates in a editable list. The Properties window shows properties of a selected item rather than a multi-point editing view, and the Palette is just a UI panel and not used for this purpose. So Panorama is the dedicated editing surface for the selected points.

When you use the Prospector toolset and choose Edit Points, the window that shows the selected points is Panorama. Panorama provides a grid-like view of the points you’ve selected, listing their IDs and coordinates (X, Y, Z) so you can directly edit those values. The Prospector window itself is for navigating and selecting datasets; it doesn’t display the point coordinates in a editable list. The Properties window shows properties of a selected item rather than a multi-point editing view, and the Palette is just a UI panel and not used for this purpose. So Panorama is the dedicated editing surface for the selected points.