If you use Windows (and why wouldn't you? ;), don't forget
<alt><prtscn> and <ctrl><prtscn> are ways of capturing screen data to
paste into a photo or graphics editor where you can manipulate and print
to your hearts content. Just don't violate copyright law....
<ctrl> captures the whole darn screen and <alt> captures the active
window. Use 'em just like you use <ctrl>c and <ctrl>v.
I am sure there's a Mac way to do it - if anyone knows, please share.
tim
-----Original Message-----
From: N [mailto:twobees@sprynet.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 4:30 PM
To: Vintage Race Digest; Mark Palmer
Subject: Track Aerial Photos from sat. photos
Mark Palmer recently noted that MapQuest has the option of viewing your
choice of (some) tracks via satellite photos. But, as I remember, he
wasn't able to print them.
Here's how:
1- locate the track, switch to "aerial photo."
2- Once you get image you want, right click your mouse to display menu.
3- Choose "Save image as" and save to a file as you would any other
file.
4- Manipulate image with a program like Photoshop & print.
Remember, these images are copyrighted. So, stay within the copyright
laws.
Norm Sippel
'66 MGB
'59 Turner
'61 Alfa Sprint Veloce - FS
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