Source for topo maps?
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Re: Source for topo maps?
You should have a "Snipping Tool". Just type it in the search box when you hit your start button and it should come up. This tool works great.
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Backwoods..what kind of laptop is it? Most or all of the ones I have seen have the "Prnt Scrn" button..
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Re: Source for topo maps?
BackWoodsHunter wrote:I'm trying acme right now. Can I copy maps any other way than with the ALT+PrintScreeen method? BEcause I only have a laptop and far as I can tell I have no print screen button
Generally on a laptop, you have to hit function(fn) key which is located next to the bottom left hand corner control(ctrl) button and then hit the print screen(prt sc) button which is part of the insert key...upper right hand corner of your keyboard.
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awesome thanks for the tips I got it to work. Does acme have topo overlay though? I am tempted to follow wappkids lead and buy the easier to use version he has or mapcard as someone else suggested.
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by easier to use version I meant mytopo.com or mapcard. I am interested in seeing how it works for him before I spend I money on the program myself.
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You can do overlays with this one, but it is hard to see the aerial under the topo.
http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/viewer/
http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/viewer/
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BackWoodsHunter wrote:awesome thanks for the tips I got it to work. Does acme have topo overlay though? I am tempted to follow wappkids lead and buy the easier to use version he has or mapcard as someone else suggested.
Not an overlay, but you can change the whole map to a topo.. your options are all up along the top of the map on the right.. map, satellite, topo, terrain, etc..You cant do anything with transparency like you can with google earth though..
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Brandon how did you save the screen shots on bing maps?
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Stump wrote:BackWoodsHunter wrote:I'm trying acme right now. Can I copy maps any other way than with the ALT+PrintScreeen method? BEcause I only have a laptop and far as I can tell I have no print screen button
Generally on a laptop, you have to hit function(fn) key which is located next to the bottom left hand corner control(ctrl) button and then hit the print screen(prt sc) button which is part of the insert key...upper right hand corner of your keyboard.
Some times print screen is the best way to go, but the snipping tool usually works better because you can just pick what you want instead of getting all the clutter on your desk top, the browser, tool bar, etc.
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Buckfever wrote:Brandon how did you save the screen shots on bing maps?
Oh it was covered, works in paint too, thanks!!!
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