Geo Objects -Lumira Personal edition.

Hi Lumira Experts,
I am not able to see Globe symbol as data type for Geo objects like city , country , region .
Currently i am using Lumira Personal edition..
Please find the attachment for more details.
Best Regards,
Reddeppa K.

Hi ,
thanks for your reply..
Currently i am using 1.15.1 ,, i will let update you once install the latest version.
Regards,
Reddeppa K.

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