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This is a discussion on Quality printing within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; I currently use MapPoint 2001. I have read numerous posts about printing the maps to larger paper, but after trying ...
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03-02-2004
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| Quality printing My question is this... Would upgrading to MapPoint 2004 improve map quality in general, or would it be a waste of money? I am not concerned about the new features, just the quality of the map. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Wendy         |
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03-03-2004
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Why not try the demo of 2004 so you can see for your-self? I do not remember the exact price but I think it is just shipping cost? I think saving the map as a web page and opening the resulting jpg image works well and can produce a quality image but you do need to expermint with the "Map Size in Pixels" (Width x Height) in the dialog box save as web page.
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