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v13 v18 1 [[TranslatedPages ]]1 [[TranslatedPages(outdated=This page is incomplete and needs some rework. Screenshots would be nice.)]] 2 2 3 3 = Preferences > Display Settings = 4 4 5 These are various settings which affect the visual look of the whole program. Display settings are grouped into several tabs 'GPS Points', 'OSM Data', 'Colours', 'Look and feel'. 5 [[Image(source:trunk/images/preferences/display.png)]] 6 7 Various settings that influence the visual representation of the whole program.. Display settings are grouped into several tabs 'GPS Points', 'OSM Data', 'Colours', 'Look and feel'. 6 8 7 9 == GPS Points == … … 17 19 You can cause an arrow to be drawn at the end of each segment, to show the direction in which the segment was drawn. You can also choose to have that arrow drawn only at the end of the way instead. Also, for some ways that have direction dependent tags (like oneway) oneway arrows can be shown. 18 20 19 You can choose to show the boundary of downloaded data. When downloading an area you get a ll the data within the rectangular bounding box you choose, and also, where any way within that bounding box extends outside the box it is completely downloaded. It therefore becomes difficult to precisely know which areas you have downloaded full data for. If you check the "Draw boundaries of downloaded data" box, yellow hatching is drawn over all the areas for which data has not been downloaded. You should avoid adding or editing data in areas of yellow hatching as it may duplicate already existing data.21 You can choose to show the boundary of downloaded data. When downloading an area you get and see all the data within the rectangular bounding box you chose. This includes complete ways extending outside that box. It therefore becomes difficult to distinguish which areas contain full or partial data. If you check the "Draw boundaries of downloaded data" box, yellow hatching is drawn over all the areas into which data has not been fully downloaded. You should avoid adding or editing data in areas of yellow hatching as it may duplicate already existing data or conflict with data you don't see. 20 22 21 23 You can choose to display inactive layers in a different colour. … … 29 31 Some overall look and feel options 30 32 31 Change the language of the JOSM interface here. 32 33 You can choose the overall theme, current options are : Metal, CDE / Motif, Windows, Windows Classic. 34 35 The [Modeless Working] option modifies the click behaviour when editing. It transits between modes in a more automatic way, similar to the online flash editor Potlatch. 33 * You can change the language of the JOSM interface here. 34 * You can choose the overall theme, current options are : Metal, CDE / Motif, Windows, Windows Classic. 35 * The [Modeless Working] option modifies the click behaviour when editing. It transits between modes in a more automatic way, similar to the online flash editor Potlatch. 36 36 37 37 ---- 38 Back to [wiki: /Help/Action/Preferences Preferences][[Br]]39 Back to [wiki: Help Main Help]38 Back to [wiki:Help/Action/Preferences Preferences][[Br]] 39 Back to [wiki:/Help Main Help]
