Panning/centering the map, Copying your map to the clipboard, Saving a map as a bitmap or jpeg image – DeLorme Topo North America 9.0 User Manual
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Panning/Centering the Map
Use any of the following methods to pan (move) or center the map.
• Click anywhere on the map. The point you click becomes the new map center.
• When you point near the map edge, a white hand displays. Drag the hand to move
the map in that direction.
• With your cursor anywhere on the map, press the CTRL key on your keyboard—the
cursor becomes a white hand. Hold down your left mouse button to drag the map to
a new location.
• Click the Map Panning button
on the toolbar to drag/pan the 2-D or 3-D map
in any direction.
. The point you click becomes the new map
center. This allows you to traverse greater distances with each mouse click than you
can within the main map.
• Point anywhere on the black view box in the overview map window. When the
pointer becomes a
, drag the view box to the new location.
• Use the search features on the Find tab to center the map on a particular location.
•
to pan the map up, down, left, or right in small increments.
Copying Your Map to the Clipboard
Click the Copy to Clipboard button
on the Print tab to copy your map to the clipboard.
You can then paste it into another program.
You can also right-click anywhere on the map and click Copy Map to Clipboard.
Saving a Map as a Bitmap or JPEG Image
You can save the current map view as a bitmap (.bmp) or JPEG (.jpg) image in all page
layout formats: Single, 2 x 2, and 3 x 3. If you select a multi-page format, all the active
pages are saved as individual bitmaps or JPEGs. The file name is the specified file name
with an incremental page number at the end.
See
for information about printing a map without saving it as a file.
To Save a Map as a Bitmap or JPEG
Use the following steps to save a map as an image.
1. Locate the area on the map that you want to save as an image.
2. Click the Print tab and then click the Map subtab (if it is not already selected).