Tenagraph question

Hello,

I have been using Tenagraph for a few weeks now (great tool) and have come across a couple of hurdles that I was hoping someone here has the answer to.

Firstly, I have been looking at some areas and all they have written on these areas are "USED AND BENEFIT OF ABORIGIONAL INHABITANTS" Am I able to detect on these areas as they are huge.
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Secondly, when pulling up map sheets of tenements on various areas, if I want to look firther (say) North of this map sheet, it sometimes has the name of the neigbouring map sheet to type into the "enquiries....mapsheet" section. BUT not always, sometimes I am seeing "VCL" What does this mean and how can I see an adjoining mapsheet.
Thanks

Hi
Not sure about the aboriginal thing but i do know VCL means Vacant Crown Land.The only problem is most of those areas are under some sort of lease and not vacant crown land,it appears to be a bug of the tengraph system(someone can correct me if i am wrong)
http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/documents/State_Index_Feb2011_MFs.pdf
The link is a map of wa areas by name and number so you can see the adjoining map
Hope this helps

Thanks Pommypaul.
Appreciate the help