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Printing a Map

In TIEMS it is possible to print a map by selecting the option from Burger Menu. The print process is composed by two main steps:

  • Print Settings definition

  • Result checking in Preview before download the printed file

As soon as the option is chosen, the following window opens:

Through this window it is possible to:

  • Enter a Title and a Description, that will be shown on the print page

  • Change the Resolution of the print (choosing between 96, 150 and 300 dpi)

  • Accessing Layout settings

  • Accessing Legend options

Note

In Print settings preview there's the map portion that will be displayed on the print sheet. In order to center the map the user can pan it until the preview displays the desired extension

Layout

Opening the Layout settings menu, the following menu appears:

From here, in particular, it is possible to:

  • Select the Sheet size (choosing between A3 and A4 format)

  • Choose to Include legend

  • Choose to place the Legend on distinct page from the map

  • Select the page orientation between Landscape and Portrait

Legend options

The Legend can be customized through the Legend options menu:

Through this menu the user is allowed to:

  • Configure labels by choosing font type and size, and by adding Bold and Italic style

  • Enable the Force Labels option, that force the display of labels even if only one rule is present (by default, if only one rule is present, the label is not displayed)

  • Enable the Font Anti Aliasing (when Anti Aliasing is on, the borders of the labels font are smoothed improving the image quality)

  • Set the Icons size

  • Set the Dpi resolution of the legend

Preview

When the print settings are chosen, it is possible to access the preview by clicking on the button. A window similar to the following appears:

Here it is possible to:

  • Zoom in/out int the preview

  • Navigate between pages (when more than one page is present)

  • Download the file in .pdf format

A simple printed map could be, for example, like the following: