Different border colors on approach plates

[tbouchertx]

Has anyone else noticed the Red or green borders on chart plates? Some approaches have a green border others have a red border. I have noticed the same thing with SIDS and stars.

 

[Cobra]

Has anyone else noticed the Red or green borders on chart plates? Some approaches have a green border others have a red border. I have noticed the same thing with SIDS and stars.

A green border means that the chart is georeferenced. A red border means it is not.

The iFlyEFB Pilot Guide implies that in the illustrations adjacent to the discussion of georeferenced vs. non-georeferenced plates, but does not explicitly explain that. See pp. 63-64:

https://www.iflyefb.com/portals/0/documentation/iFly%20EFB%20Pilots%20Guide%2013.0.pdf

 

[tbouchertx]

Thanks for that link. I have been going through the user manual quire a bit and did not see that. A guy I Was flying with was smart with Georeferencing. Based off his comments, I was able to figure out that’s exactly what it was. I need to go through the user manual more SLOWLY.

Here’s another one; I like to sketch on my plates. SIDs and STARs get highlight for applicable info. I have noticed that if I highlight a multi page plate, rhe page highlighted carries over to non highlighted pages. Annoying. Wondering if it’s just some bug.

Thanks for the input

A green border means that the chart is georeferenced. A red border means it is not.

The iFlyEFB Pilot Guide implies that in the illustrations adjacent to the discussion of georeferenced vs. non-georeferenced plates, but does not explicitly explain that. See pp. 63-64:

https://www.iflyefb.com/portals/0/documentation/iFly%20EFB%20Pilots%20Guide%2013.0.pdf

 

[chrisqii]

Hi tbouchertx, this is not a feature yet in iFly yet, to have separate sketches per plate page. I will add it to the feature request forum section!

Thanks!