I can change them, but remember that Kilimanjaro is on the equator and had snow on it.

Most templates, if you look to the left of your map. You will see a series of symbols.

Just above them is a green folder and a brown folder.

Click once on the green folder, and you will see compass roses and scale bars. As you add to the map, more symbols will appear in that area.

The brown folder is where you can browse to other symbol folders.

And don't forget to run the latest update last.

As for which one you are about to use, there is a row of ico0ns, below the menus at the topp of the program, just hover your mouse pointer over them. They will show a note what each on is.

SS1 and SS2 do not have icons. You browse to them using the menu just about the symbols on the left side.

For me personally, I have a folder where I save as all of my maps. Each of my web sites has one folder under that top folder, that way if I want to work on the Community Atlas, I have a short cut on my desktop that goes right to the Atlas folder, or a short cut to my Tunnels and Traolls maps, etc.

My suggestion would be put the galaxy on the background sheet. And the cover sheet to block that view on background2.

Some of them from the first year or two, before 2000, are small pictures. Then they started posting larger ones. Click on the photo, then is the pointer changes to a circle with a plus inside it, click on it again as it is much larger. Save the much larger one to your computer. It wil be easier to insert it without fuzzy pixels.

This is what I meant by making one large map, and inserting the battlemaps so I could see where paths go and make connecting maps match. The map in the bottom right is number 10. Screen is erased on these smaller maps, so some symbols and paths will be visible that otherwise wouldn't. I'll see if the 2000 pixel wide map will go on the gallery. Otherwise I probably should put this up on my web site so it is clearer.

Not all numbers have maps currently.

edit: The 2000 pixel jpg fit in my gallery.