But what about putting horizontal scale bars up the lefthand side of the
window, length dependent on latitude (and assuming North-up) ?
OK - it's late Friday afternoon, and I am not in a serious mood :-)
Y'all have a good weekend.
Z
On 2012/09/21 16:48, 欧阳乐岩 wrote:
You are right, it doesn't make much sense. The solution is as Frank
Sokolic explained, to choose a projected coordinate system as the
project CRS and QGIS will transform all the layers in this CRS and use
meters for distance.
Regards,
Leyan
On 09/21/2012 10:39 PM, Nick Hopton wrote:
Would a scale bar in metres (or in feet, yards, cubits, &c.) make any
sort of
sense on a map that uses a geographic coordinate system? I would have
thought that scale distortion would make such an entity very misleading.
N.
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