When I have the Map application set to "map" mode, the lines in the map are too faint. I have trouble seeing them clearly, and the lines do not print well. I can shift the view to "Satellite," but there are times when I want just the street map without all the imagery.
Is there a way to darken the lines in Maps?
Mac mini, macOS 10.14
Dark Mode helps a little on the monitor. It has little improvement on printed paper.
As a workaround take a screenshot, open in Preview and select Tools > Adjust Color; manipulate to your preference.
Original:
Original adjusted:
Grayscale by desaturation:
Dark Mode helps a little on the monitor. It has little improvement on printed paper.
As a workaround take a screenshot, open in Preview and select Tools > Adjust Color; manipulate to your preference.
Original:
Original adjusted:
Grayscale by desaturation:
Try viewing the map while in Dark Mode.
No. You can try changing System Preferences > Accessibility > Display settings, but that would change everything on the screen.
Also, consider System Preferences : Displays : Color and experiment with different profiles to see if changes in contrast improve the visibility of the map content.
Now, I can find Wendy's… 🤓
VikingOSX wrote:
Now, I can find Wendy's… 🤓
I can find the one closest to us. But it's awful.
Arby's sliders?
Don't get me wrong, I like Wendy's. It's just the one closest to us can't prepare anything correctly.
Dark Mode helps a little on the monitor. It has little improvement on printed paper.
Does your printer software offer a toner darkness adjustment, or is your toner running low? Did you switch some of the display color profiles to see if more contrast helps?
How to darken lines in Maps?
