GS⁺ Map Zooms

Map surfaces (1D, 2D, and 3D as below) can be zoomed to provide a close-up (or far away) view of contour intervals or transition zones.  Zooming is performed by the mouse from the Map Image Window.   This zoomed map was then printed on a white background to a JPEG file.   While maps are being actively zoomed in the Map Image window, the mouse location (x, y, z) is reported in the Location Panel of the Map Image Window just as it is for actual-size maps.   There are no preset zoom ranges – zoom as close as needed at infinite increments.