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English: Icons of the Manage Layers toolbar in Quantum GIS. 1. Add Vector Layer, 2. Add Raster Layer, 3. Remove Layer(s). This image is part of a tutorial on QGIS.
  • 0. Starting point (QGIS, not Pront composer): Data are ready an using the correct colormap.
    0. Starting point (QGIS, not Pront composer): Data are ready an using the correct colormap.
  • 01. File > New Print composer (Ctrl+P) > (you have a white page) > icon 'Add new map' > draw the diagonal of the area for your map
    01. File > New Print composer (Ctrl+P) > (you have a white page) > icon 'Add new map' > draw the diagonal of the area for your map
  • 02. Choice the page size (mm) and quality (dpi) : higher means better quality.
    02. Choice the page size (mm) and quality (dpi) : higher means better quality.
  • 03. Centering the map
    03. Centering the map
  • 04. Grid tab, add grid.
    04. Grid tab, add grid.
  • 05. Grid tab, add annotations
    05. Grid tab, add annotations
  • 06. Starting point for the localizator BUT white border in the tab : this is troublesome.
    06. Starting point for the localizator BUT white border in the tab : this is troublesome.
  • 06. Starting point for the localizator without white in the maptab : Great !
    06. Starting point for the localizator without white in the maptab : Great !
  • 07. icon 'Add new map' > draw the diagonal of the area for your map (same than 01)
    07. icon 'Add new map' > draw the diagonal of the area for your map (same than 01)
  • 08. Icon 'Add basic shape' > trace a shape > change to rectangle
    08. Icon 'Add basic shape' > trace a shape > change to rectangle
  • 09. Final look.
    09. Final look.
  • 10. Save as png.
    10. Save as png.
  • 11. QGis Print composer's Final high quality output (you can zoom in !)
    11. QGis Print composer's Final high quality output (you can zoom in !)
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Author MissMJ

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