FAO QDanT

Naathen Danny - I wonder if you could help us?

I managed to get a full set of the Memory Map programs from an old magistrate friend. Twas superb to find I can do the same ambling lines to show where we've walked, just as you've done with a load of those bimbles we went on last year. But, when I got to 'save' the map as .jpgs or owt else, to copy 'em to PhotoShop, I can't work out how to do it. What do I need to do?

You do what you do when you right click a photo somewhere on the web and it comes up with "this is copyrighted so f**k off" when you wanted "save as"
You press the PRINT SCREEN KEY on your KEY BOARD open WINDOWS PAINT click PASTE click SELECT mouse round what you want click COPY click NEW click no to do you want to save changes to original. When new blank Paint opens click PASTE and
Jobs a Gud Un -- cheers Danny

Bloody hell - done it!!! Cheers for that Dan!



This a track we wandered t'other week, when we were having a look at a few things.

Well done Paul. I like that bit on Danny's comment where it says "this is copyrighted so fxxk off". That made me laugh ! Ha

Hi Paul,when you click the insert text tool then click on the map where you want it, you then have to delete the your text here in the drop down box first or it includes it also when you press the print screen key it doesn't record the mouse arrow so I use the top left diagonal line in paints shapes box to draw an arrow click draw click for each line x3 for an arrow then join to the cursor box and we know what your marking
cheers Danny

QDanT wrote:Hi Paul,when you click the insert text tool then click on the map where you want it, you then have to delete the your text here in the drop down box first or it includes it also when you press the print screen key it doesn't record the mouse arrow so I use the top left diagonal line in paints shapes box to draw an arrow click draw click for each line x3 for an arrow then join to the cursor box and we know what your marking
cheers Danny

I'm slowly getting the hang of it. Next time we're out on a wander (I'll probably be out this coming week), I'll have a good play around with it the day after & add route & info on the map, with some images - like you do, so effectively!