To create the screen capture and share your markup as an image, tap Overflow, tap Share, tap Share a Screenshot, and choose how the image should be shared. The screen capture honors the current extent of the map.
If you aren't already editing the markup you want to share, tap Markup to start editing it.Īs an image-You can create a screen capture of your markup and share that as you would any image. Markup is shared while you are editing its layer. Changes made to the original won't be reflected in the shared markup, and changes made in the shared markup won't affect the original layer. When sharing markup, you are sharing a copy.
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To try markup, and see how to create the different types, follow these steps: Clear All-Remove all markup that is in this markup layer.Markup Layers- Manage your markup layers.
To zoom in and out and rotate the map, or pan the map, stop authoring markup by tapping Back. If you have dropped a pin, it is cleared. Since the gestures are used for markup-specific behavior, you can no longer drop pins or view details about pins or features. The behavior of the map changes to support markup. The toolbar changes and you see the markup tools (shown below). When viewing a map, tap Markup to add to or modify your markup layer. Add notes and labels to markup to communicate extra information. Use Explorer to author markup, including markers and arrows, lines, and shapes. Before uninstalling, make sure you share any markup layers that you want to preserve, for example, by emailing them to yourself. Uninstalling the app deletes any markup layers. Markup isn't associated with the map you were viewing when you made it.
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