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Use the map dialogue to choose area, projection and map.
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One Area w/projection is chosen from the top list.
- Model/sat-area means that the field or satellite picture
defines the projection and area.
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The rest of the list is from the setup-file and defines regular cut-outs
with projection. The names should be self-explanatory.
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Choose background colour from the list - applies to all chosen maps.
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Lat/lon lines turn on/off lines, with options for colour,
thickness, density (decimal degrees) and plot position.
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Show frame puts a frame around the chosen area (in the top list). This can
be turned on/off, with options for colour, line thickness and plot position.
Note that this will not be shown when model/sat-area has been chosen.
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Note that it is possible to turn off all maps and only use the background
colour optionally including lat/lon lines and area frame.
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Choose one or more maps. Maps can be unselected by clicking them a second time in
the list, or by using the Delete-button on an element in the list Selected maps.
Maps with names that contain auto have support for different resolutions
depending on the size of the area being shown.
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For each map there are choices for contour lines.
These are: colour, line thickness and position in relation to the other
elements on the map (highest, lowest, auto).
The options apply to the map highlighted in Selected maps.
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For some maps Filled land can be chosen and colour and position
is set. For these, contour lines can be turned off.
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All selections are logged to file - so they are kept for the next time
Diana is run. There are exceptions for high-resolution maps which would
be very hard to run for a large area.
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Use Save favourite when you want to save a map-layout you like.
This is easily retrieved with Use favourite
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