Go to the Map Screen Pull the switch down to “TRACK” “OFF” Goto the screen and “HOME” iPhone Android press the TRIP” button Press the button “ACTIVE “Stop” press the button (screen bottom) When asked, close the trip “CLOSE” Elect a sharing option (you do not need to share) and press “CONTINUE” Your track is now available through the Trimble website with your login Step Five: Making a Map Access your track on a computer in the computer lab Login to Trimbleoutdoors.com Open a web browser (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.) Goto: (you can google outdoors”) “trimble At the top right of the page, click the button and enter your username “Login” and password from step 2. Download your track to the computer Once you are logged in, at the top right of the page click Dashboard” “My You will see your track name, date recorded, distance and other information at the top of the page. At the far right click the menu and choose “Options” “Download” Click you will notice that the download starts. Click the button. “KML,” “Close” View a simple map in the web browser From your click on the link for your track name “Dashboard” You will see a simple map in the web browser of Watsonville Highschool Place the map in Microsoft Word With the web browser active (front window), press [ctrl][shift][prnt scrn] (Windows) or [cmd][shift][3] (Mac) all at the same time to copy the screen image to the computer’s memory. Open Microsoft Word and in the new document goto the menu and choose “Edit” The map should appear in your document. “paste.” Click on the image and then select the Tools/Format” tab in the menu “Picture ribbon at the top. Find the tool and click it. Black guides will appear on “Crop” the image. Click and adjust the black guides on the image until you have just the map. Press “Enter” Add a title
Go to the Map Screen Pull the “TRACK” switch down to “OFF” Goto the “HOME” screen and iPhone press the “ACTIVE TRIP” button press the “CLOSE” button (screen bottom) Android Press the “Stop” button When asked, close the trip Elect a sharing option (you do not need to share) and press “CONTINUE” Your track is now available through the Trimble website with your login Step Five: Making a Map Access your track on a computer in the computer lab Login to Trimbleoutdoors.com Open a web browser (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.) Goto: (you can google “trimble outdoors”) At the top right of the page, click the “Login” button and enter your username and password from step 2. Download your track to the computer Once you are logged in, at the top right of the page click “My Dashboard” You will see your track name, date recorded, distance and other information at the top of the page. At the far right click the “Options” menu and choose “Download” Click “KML,” you will notice that the download starts. Click the “Close” button. View a simple map in the web browser From your “Dashboard” click on the link for your track name You will see a simple map in the web browser of Watsonville Highschool Place the map in Microsoft Word With the web browser active (front window), press [ctrl][shift][prnt scrn] (Windows) or [cmd][shift][3] (Mac) all at the same time to copy the screen image to the computer’s memory. Open Microsoft Word and in the new document goto the “Edit” menu and choose “paste.” The map should appear in your document. Click on the image and then select the “Picture Tools/Format” tab in the menu ribbon at the top. Find the “Crop” tool and click it. Black guides will appear on the image. Click and adjust the black guides on the image until you have just the map. Press “Enter” Add a title
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