SalesAnalyst

When you have an interest in land holdings, SalesAnalyst can help save you time. The database is updated immediately following every Alberta Land Sale, and updates are sent to you every week. SalesAnalyst includes Sale Results and Posting information for Crown Land in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Search on various fields of data, perform analysis, and print reports all in one application. SalesAnalyst can be used standalone or on your network.

• Postings 
• Selecting a geographical area 
• Detail view 
• Quickly analyze geographic areas or companies through Search and Report Generation
• Alberta Land Sales: generate your choice of Summary, Detail, or Single Parcel Reports 
• Export data into .CSV format

Benefits:

SalesAnalyst enables you to:

• Easy user interface to allow you to track all land sales and analyze by geographic areas or by company
• Generate bespoke reports and export data to advise management in land acquisitions

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Recommended System Requirements

• Windows XP (minimum Windows 98, NT, 2000)
• Pentium 4 (minimum Pentium III)
• High Speed Internet
• 512 MB RAM (minimum 256 MB)
• Networked stations require 200 MB available hard disk space
• Standalone stations require 5 GB available hard disk space
• 64 MB Video Card (minimum Super VGA)

Q. How do I change the scaling on the maps from Imperial (Feet) to Metric (Metres)? There does not seem to be a Unit selector on the interface to toggle between metric and imperial.

A. The scaling used in MapGuide is user definable. Unfortunately, its default is in Feet because Autodesk (Mapguide) is based in the U.S...To change to Metric, right click anywhere on the map, go down to "help" and choose "Preferences"...Under the heading "Map Units", switch the setting to Metric.

Q. How do I format the "Surveyors well listing" to fit on a legal size page in landscape mode?..The print gets cut off at the TYPE column, even when I select "Scale to Fit"...

A. The inability to scale the page during print is a weakness of how Internet Explorer sends the page to the printer. The page displayed is a true HTML web page so IE drives the print process even if your printer allows for scaling. One solution is to "cut" and "paste" the selected table into Word or Excel. Another method being explored right now is to configure your browser to dictate the size of the font.. (select "View" - "Fonts" at the top of Internet Explorer before sending the print request.