I agree a decent link near the permalink area for printing would help a lot.
Printing extra pages is annoying too and should be taken into consideration as
well, a trap that i've seen happen a lot is that the output is formatted for
the US letter format and not A4, so local country consideration
On 14/07/09 09:12, Bob Kerr wrote:
> I agree a decent link near the permalink area for printing would help a
> lot. Printing extra pages is annoying too and should be taken into
> consideration as well, a trap that i've seen happen a lot is that the
> output is formatted for the US letter format a
In firefox, the 'view image' -> 'print preview' commands on a static
map works very well -- the map image is scaled by firefox to fit
whatever paper you are using.
Of course, the resolution of the image doesn't necessarily match that
of your printer...
On 14/07/09 12:07, OJ W wrote:
> In firefox, the 'view image' -> 'print preview' commands on a static
> map works very well -- the map image is scaled by firefox to fit
> whatever paper you are using.
>
> Of course, the resolution of the image doesn't necessarily match that
> of your printer...
>
Nice to meet you all at SOTM!
Peter Miller wrote:
> OSM coverage of cycle demonstration towns is pretty good already and it
> would be truly weird for the Cambridgeshire County Council to pay for
> someone to survey Cambridge!
As a resident of Cambridge, I can tell you that such mapping is
On 14/07/09 18:21, Chris Fleming wrote:
> I find that the print in firefox works very well. The print stylesheet
> ensures that only the required parts of the page get printed. The only
> caveat, is that if I switch from portrait to landscape mode then the
> attribution is printed on the second pa
Tom Hughes wrote:
> On 14/07/09 18:21, Chris Fleming wrote:
>
>> I find that the print in firefox works very well. The print stylesheet
>> ensures that only the required parts of the page get printed. The only
>> caveat, is that if I switch from portrait to landscape mode then the
>> attribution i
Tom Hughes wrote:
> That's entirely a browser thing though, so different browsers may not do
> exactly the same thing.
Curiously, IE8 produces 3 (!) pages in landscape, but all map - the area
you were seeing plus 1.5 pages worth to the south - BUT omits the
attribution completely.
David
On 14/07/09 21:10, David Earl wrote:
> That's my experience in printing from Firefox too - a single sheet with
> one line. (Doesn't it reformat the map to fill the page as it would on
> screen, hence making this inevitable?)
The map you get is exactly the same map you see on screen at the time
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