Many friends have already bought the Ovi interactive map browser software, but some of them are novice users who do not know how to export the map into a picture when using the software. In fact, the operation is very simple. Here the editor shares some information about using Ovi interactive map browsing. How to export the map into a picture using the tool. I hope it can help you.
1. Open the Ovi interactive map browser, click the "Draw Rectangle" or "Draw Polygon" option in the street toolbar to create a new map area image to facilitate subsequent export work.
2. After drawing the graph, a graph setting interface will pop up. As shown in the figure, you can set the name of the map, notes and other information. After the settings are completed, click the "Add to Favorites" option at the bottom of the interface.
3. Click the "Download map of this area" option in the graphical settings interface to enter the map download interface. Here you need to set the map type, level, etc. After the settings are completed, click "Start Download".
4. After downloading the map, open the graphics settings window, click the "Advanced" option at the bottom of the interface, and then click the "Export to Image" option in the pop-up window to proceed to the next step.
5. Enter the interface for exporting to pictures. Next, set the map level and other options on the right side of the interface. After the settings are completed, click the "Save as Picture" option at the bottom of the interface to proceed to the next step.
6. After clicking the save as picture option, the warning window in the picture below will appear. You can read the prompts on the interface and then click the "I have been authorized" option, and then proceed to the next step.
7. Next, the Save As window will pop up. Here we need to set the save path, format, name, etc. of the image. After the settings are completed, just click Save. When completed, you can see the image in the set save location. .
The above explains how to use the Ovi interactive map browser to export maps into pictures. I hope friends in need can learn from it.
