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question asked: 09 Dec '13, 17:25
question was seen: 7,236 times
last updated: 12 Oct '19, 14:40
what is your problem with printing? Which map do you want to print?
Don't the answers to those previous questions help you? E.g. printing-a-map or printing-osm-maps-to-paper?
Umm, no the previous questions were about specific issues. I just need the very simple answer to printing a map. Period. There is no print icon, do I convert first, to what, just need a simple proceedure. thank you
okay, but "printing a map" is not related to OpenStreetMap and hence not in scope of this help site. ;-)
@aseerel4c26 well, not necessarily. The browser's "print" will use the css "print" layout, and there's at least one oddity with that currently that I'm aware of:
https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/issues/607
@SomeoneElse: Yes, there are cases of "printing a map" that are related to OSM. And we are happy if someone who wants to print a map chooses to print a OSM-based map. I just wanted to get a clearer question since there are dozens of options to "print a map" already answered (linked). And the general answer, as you thankfully provided it below is not really belonging to this help site, right? However, I hope that we will know at last what the print problem is.
Thank you all ! We use QGIS, the map is to create 4 mountain trails for hikers