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Google Maps

slinga
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When I use Google Maps the resulting map shows most of the outlines of streets very lightly drawn, not bold enough to be seen easily.
What can I do to make the street outlines more bold???
I attach a link which I hope will show it.https://www.google.com/maps/@1.3152297,103.780876,17.38z
What can I do to make the street outlines more bold???
I attach a link which I hope will show it.https://www.google.com/maps/@1.3152297,103.780876,17.38z
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I have a similar problem but I've been unable to find a solution.
Turning on Traffic makes some of the main roads stand out better.0 -
Even clicking on your link the street outlines are bold enough for me to see.
Have you tried a different browser, or changing the brightness of the screen?0 -
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I agree, the problem is when you copy and print an extract of the map the light colours disappear altogether.
I tried several methods to improve the print quality, I think if you save it as an image you can use one of the photo editing options to improve things - but what a faff just to print a map.0 -
Zoom out a 'notch' to remove the building outlines, leaving the roads more apparent ?0
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Zoom in, switch to satellite view, or change the contrast setting on your screen.0
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Monitor calibration issue? The roads are clearly defined for me.
Adjust the contrast in your browser.
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I agree, the problem is when you copy and print an extract of the map the light colours disappear altogether.
I tried several methods to improve the print quality, I think if you save it as an image you can use one of the photo editing options to improve things - but what a faff just to print a map.
This is 2019, why are you printing maps0
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