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v15 v45 1 [[TranslatedPages(outdated= This page is incomplete. "Map Paint Styles" description is missing and other sections are incomplete.)]]2 = Preferences > Map Settings = 1 [[TranslatedPages(outdated=Page content was split into several pages but there are still incorrect links leading to this page.)]] 2 [[PageOutline(2-4,Table of content)]] 3 3 4 [[Image(source:trunk/images/preferences/map.png)]] 4 = Preferences > Map Projection = 5 [[JOSMImage(preferences/map,link=)]] 5 6 6 7 Settings for the map projection and data interpretation 7 8 8 == Map Projection==9 **Note**: On each startup JOSM sets the projection method, the coordinate display format and the system of measurement back to user default settings. 9 10 10 You can change the map projection method between Mercator, and some others. Be aware that projections maybe only valid for a certain area of the world.[[BR]] 11 The default projection for JOSM is Merkaartor. This projection has certain advantages, one of them is that geometric figures (e.g. circles and rectangles) aren't deformed when displayed. 11 == Projection method == 12 For the current session the projection method can be changed here. \\ 13 A list of common projections is offered. This list offers common projections (categories) by their name. The second to last entry, ''By Code (ESPG)'', offers a complete list of all known projection codes with a filter option on top. With the last entry, customs projections can be set. 12 14 13 When you use rasterized background imagery then you need to set a projectionsupported by the service providing this imagery. JOSM is not able to change raster images. When image projection and current settings do not match, you get warned.15 [[Image(PreferencesMapProjection.png,link=,right,margin-left=15,50%)]] 14 16 15 == Map Paint Styles == 17 Projection code:: shows the EPSG code for the projection. 18 Bounds:: shows the region where the projection is valid. \\ 19 Some projections are valid only for small parts of the world. \\ 16 20 17 In this section sources for displaying the data can be changed. Beside the internal styles also externals styles are presented and can be activated. 21 Common default projection for JOSM is ''Mercator (EPSG:3857)''. \\ 22 It has certain advantages, one of them is that geometric figures (e.g. circles and rectangles) aren't deformed when displayed. \\ 23 JOSM re-projects raster images from the projection of the source automatically to the current projection method. 18 24 19 == Tagging Presets == 25 Set as default:: 26 With this button the user default setting for the projection method is set. 27 It is visible in [wikitr:/Help/ExpertMode Expert mode] only, #14877. 20 28 21 [wiki:TaggingPresets Presets] allow you to select predefined tags for ways / nodes. From this area of the preferences menu you can choose which presets to use.22 29 23 You can enable the default set of tagging presets. 30 == Display coordinates as == 31 Set the user default coordinate format (Decimal, Degrees, Nautical or Projected Coordinates). 24 32 25 If also / instead you wish to use your own presets then you should enter on this page the source for the preset file. The source can be a 33 34 == System of measurement == 35 Set the user default system of measurement (Metric, Chinese, Imperial or Nautical Mile). 26 36 27 - local file path (C:\Foo\Bar.xml) 28 - URL (http://svn.openstreetmap.org/utils/josm/annotation_presets/presets.pre) or 29 - resource path (e.g. resource://data/annotations.xml), in which case the file has to be included in an plugin loaded at JOSM startup. 37 In the [wikitr:/Help/StatusBar status bar] the coordinate format and the system of measurement can be changed in the context menu for the current session, individually. 38 So the numbers in ''Bounds'' may not fit to ''Display coordinates as''. 30 39 31 == File Backup == #BackupSettings32 If you save geo data to a local file and the file already exists JOSM writes the data to a temporary file (with the suffix {{{~}}}). It then copies the temporary file to the target file.33 In the File Backup settings you can specify whether JOSM should delete the temporary file or whether it should leave it as "backup" in the file system.34 40 35 1. Go to the tab **File backup** in the Map Preferences 36 2. Select or deselect the checkbox **Keep backup files** 41 {{{#!comment 42 == See also == 43 }}} 37 44 38 See [Action/AutoSave#Preferences AutoSave Preferences]39 45 ---- 40 Back to [wiki:Help/Action/Preferences Preferences][[Br]] 41 Back to [wiki:/Help Main Help] 46 Back to [wikitr:/Help/Action/Preferences Preferences dialog] \\ 47 Back to [wikitr:/Help/Menu/Edit Edit Menu] \\ 48 Back to [wikitr:/Help/Menu Main Menu] \\ 49 Back to [wikitr:/Help Main Help]
