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yellow dots; one on the map and one on the profile. These yellow dots represent
corresponding locations. Each time you click, National Parks Explorer 3D updates the
yellow dots and display the distance from the start of the route to the yellow dot.
Resizing the Profile Window
When elevation profiles are built, they are scaled to fit in the profile window. To see
the entire profile in greater detail, grab the horizontal splitter bar that separates the
map and profile windows and drag it to resize it as you see fit.
Printing and Exporting Elevation Profiles
You can print elevation profiles with a map. Also you can copy profiles to the
clipboard or save them to disk for use in other applications.
To print an elevation profile with a map:
1.
View a profile of a route in the Notes and Routes Pane.
2.
Select the Print Tool
3.
Click Print.
. Click the Print tab (right hand side of the screen).
National Parks Explorer 3D automatically prints the active profile with your map (see
Printing and Exporting Maps on page 35).
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