Printing maps.

[Ricky B]

This is all assuming you use a version of Windows for your operating system.

The Prt Scr button copies the current screen to what is called the Clipboard. Open an image editing program, such as Windows Paint, and choose Edit - Paste, I believe are the choices, or just do Ctrl-v to paste the clipboard image in. Do this for each area of the map, adjust the pieces as you paste them to align with the adjacent map section, including any overlap, which is what Krak is talking about. Once you have the entire map, you can print it off on whatever size paper you have, taping together the different pieces of paper.

Or for FLG's use of the jump map, you would again use the Prt Scr button, then paste into Paint of something similar, and enlarge it to fill the paper size you have through Paint's commands or the printer setup, that would take me some digging around on how to do that depending on your printer.

By the way, Glenn has many of the maps already put together and ready to print, courtesy of a fellow blitzer I believe, so go to his site (I am at work and not sure of the URL) and look around for them as another possiblity.

Rick