To view a printable version of your current map image, click on 'Print.' This feature shows the map image that is currently displayed in a new window and removes all the excess navigation, zooming and other options located to the left. Also, the printable version will list if you have any Parcel Labels or Map Layers selected.

The site map is located here: Site Map. It can also be found listed in the side menu bar and navigational links throughout the website.

This could be one of a number of problems, but the most frequent is a browser problem... Some browsers don't recognize the HTML code <INPUT TYPE=IMAGE...>. I think Netcom NetCruiser still has this problem, and older versions of other web browsers. You'll need to upgrade your web browser.

In general, map contains a few zoom levels for different scales. In Polish format, the levels are defined in the header of map (section [IMG ID]) through parameters "LevelX=", "ZoomX=". If all objects belong to one of level (e.g., to 0-th one), the window will be empty for all other scales. You may delete the empty levels to solve the problem. (NOTE: less detailed level should be always empty, according to cGPSMapper' documentation; so minimal number of levels is two).

The Zoom-In Tool enables you to zoom-in to a specific location. Simply click on this tool with your mouse, then click on the map and hold your finger down while dragging a box around the area you want to zoom in to. When you complete the box, release your mouse button, and the map will zoom in to your area. The Zoom-Out Tool enables you to zoom out from the current map. Simply click on this tool with your mouse and the map will zoom out. Click repeatedly to continue zooming out.

To print out a map from the screen right click the mouse and choose the print option from the toolbar.

There are three paper size options: 8 1/2 x 11 landscape; 8 1/2 x 14 landscape; and 11 x 17 landscape). The user can add a title, a subtitle and comments to the print layout. Click on the "preview" button at the bottom of the screen and then click on "File > Print" within the preview screen. For more information on projection, select to the "Data Set Description" button at the top of the page for each orthoimagery data set.

When a map goes out of print, it may be still available from our stock for a limited period of time. We can advise you if a given map is still available or whether stocks are completely exhausted. If the map is out of print, we can often advise of a local library that might have a copy, or advise on a suitable substitute.

Yes. We are currently searching for the proper GIS map application to apply on the TrafficInfo site. Until then, we will try to improve the navigation of the maps with the next release of the site. The information contained in the next release will be displayed using ASP.NET. This technology, however, requires the procurement of newer equipment. As we wait for this new equipment to arrive, we will continue the development of the next version on our test servers.

Due to tolerances in lenses and cameras, it is not possible to bolt components together and have perfect alignment. The 1-6010 C-mount coupler has clearance that permits positioning the camera over the optical zoom center. Remember that, with a 12X zoom system, any centration error at low magnification will be 12 times larger at high magnification. Here is the procedure for adjusting boresighting: All Navitar zoom systems are designed to zoom on center.

On the page of contents you will find further navigation options. Most of the information is linked, so that you can navigate between the pages. For example from "previous knowledge" to a fundamental learning module, from keyword to glossary. By choosing a keyword/glossary on the page of contents, the flag "module" will inform you about further subject related modules.

Yes, I occasionally sell professionally printed prints of the pictures and if you contact me with the image name and the type of size you're after I will give you a costing.

Open "CT Atlas". A menu will appear on the left side of the window with a list of all of the predefined CT maps. Click "Begin Printing" at the bottom of the list. See page 6 of "The Colorado Trail Users Guide" included in the CD box for further information on the CTAtlas.

These are in the "Edit Navigation bar" section. It is the Navigation Bar Picture, which some people like to intentionally add for design purposes.