Select the map in the field hierarchy.

Click on Contour, , among the options at the top of the map.

With the contour edit mode on, click anywhere on the map to add the first node.

Move the cursor to a new location to add another node.

Continue this process till all the nodes are drawn.

Complete the polygon with a double click at the last node.

Select the map in the field hierarchy.

Click on Fault, , among the options at the top of the map.

With the fault edit mode on, click anywhere on the map to add the first node.

Move the cursor to a new location to add another node.

Continue this process till all the nodes are drawn.

Complete the fault definition with a double click at the last node.

Select the map in the field hierarchy.

Click on Edit, , among the options at the top of the map.

With the edit mode on, click on the fault or contour to edit.

Click and move the nodes as needed to edit the contour/fault.

Once done, click on Edit again to exit the edit mode.

Click on Save, , to commit the changes or Discard, , to reject them.

Select the map in the field hierarchy.

Click on Shape file, , among the options at the top of the map.

Select the shape file to load.

Click on Open.

Select the map in the field hierarchy.

Click on Image, , among the options at the top of the map.

Select the image (.png, .jpg, .jpeg formats) and associated world file (.pgw, .jgw, .tfw, .gfw, .wld formats) to load.

Optional. Specify the Coordinate Reference System (it supports UTM Zone, Pseudo Mercator and WKT).

Validate with OK.

With the map selected, click on in the toolbar on the right.

Select whether to show or hide the Faults, Wells, Contours and OpenStreet (map) view on the map.

Once done, click on to close the layout manager.

With the map selected, click on in the toolbar on the right.

Set the aspects definition for Well, Faults and Contours.

Validate with OK.