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Hi,

I went onto the FsXPlanner site and went to get a background image of EGSX i clicked the button "new window" but i cant rightclick on the image to save it. Does anyone know where else i can get a background image from that will tell me the top lef LAt & Lon aswell as the bottom right LAT & LON
 
Download a trial version of SnagIt 8 (somewhere on the internet-just search, you'll find it) Use it to copy,save the google image into jpg format. You can copy the respective lat/lon, after highlighting it, using ctrl c and paste into FSXP Back Ground Images using ctrl v.

Hope this helps

Paul
 
You have to use the print screen button on your computer.

Find EGSX in google earth then ppress the print screen button on your keyboard. This saves an image of the screen.

Start a drawing package and press ctrl-v and the image should appear in front of you. the lat/long should be visible from the image also
 
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