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If you wish to configure map options, use the gear icon in the bottom right. Of these, the most important options are "Widgets", which enable or disable various info panes in the interface.

Click the "Characters Tracking" button on the left-hand side of the screen, then choose the "WHC" map. Click the checkbox next to each character. This allows your characters to show up on the mapper and ~~help~~

Click the "Characters Tracking" button on the left-hand side of the screen, then choose the "WHC" map. Click the checkbox next to each character. This allows your characters to show up on the mapper, which not only simplifies jumping new wormholes (they are added automatically) but also helps the fleet track who is where.

==== Adding signatures ====

Copy signatures from the probe window in-game, then select the appropriate system in wanderer and press your paste keyboard shortcut for 'paste'. '''We do not add the wormhole type or leads-to information anymore.'''

==== Creating a connection ====

If your character is tracking, jumping into a new system automatically creates the new system and a connection between the prior system you were in. If you need to do this manually, right-click on empty space, select "Add System", and enter the system name. Then click on a circle on one of the four sides of the system and drag it to another.

If the connection is shrink, crit, eol, or frigate-sized, right-click the connection and toggle the appropriate flags. Medium- or XL-sized holes need not be marked.

==== Naming a system ====

When a system is created, it only has its J-code or alliance name, not a chain name. To add one, double-click the system, select the "Temporary Name" field, and add the appropriate chain name. When the system is removed from the map, this name will be forgotten (which is intended).

In addition, if you know which corp or alliance occupies the system (the ''actual'' group, not just the holding corporation that owns the structures), replace the J-tag in the "Custom Name" field with the ticker symbol of that group. This name will be remembered whenever the system shows up on the map.

==== Removing systems ====

To remove a single system, right-click it and select "Delete". To remove a whole sub-chain, hold Shift and drag a box around the systems to be removed, then press the Delete key.

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 If you wish to configure map options, use the gear icon in the bottom right. Of these, the most important options are "Widgets", which enable or disable various info panes in the interface.
-Click the "Characters Tracking" button on the left-hand side of the screen, then choose the "WHC" map. Click the checkbox next to each character. This allows your characters to show up on the mapper and help
+Click the "Characters Tracking" button on the left-hand side of the screen, then choose the "WHC" map. Click the checkbox next to each character. This allows your characters to show up on the mapper, which not only simplifies jumping new wormholes (they are added automatically) but also helps the fleet track who is where.
+==== Adding signatures ====
+Copy signatures from the probe window in-game, then select the appropriate system in wanderer and press your paste keyboard shortcut for 'paste'. '''We do not add the wormhole type or leads-to information anymore.'''
 ==== Creating a connection ====
+If your character is tracking, jumping into a new system automatically creates the new system and a connection between the prior system you were in. If you need to do this manually, right-click on empty space, select "Add System", and enter the system name. Then click on a circle on one of the four sides of the system and drag it to another.
+If the connection is shrink, crit, eol, or frigate-sized, right-click the connection and toggle the appropriate flags. Medium- or XL-sized holes need not be marked.
 ==== Naming a system ====
+When a system is created, it only has its J-code or alliance name, not a chain name. To add one, double-click the system, select the "Temporary Name" field, and add the appropriate chain name. When the system is removed from the map, this name will be forgotten (which is intended).
+In addition, if you know which corp or alliance occupies the system (the ''actual'' group, not just the holding corporation that owns the structures), replace the J-tag in the "Custom Name" field with the ticker symbol of that group. This name will be remembered whenever the system shows up on the map.
+==== Removing systems ====
+To remove a single system, right-click it and select "Delete". To remove a whole sub-chain, hold Shift and drag a box around the systems to be removed, then press the Delete key.