The intro to the upgraded Apple Maps app claims that it shows elevation but I can't find it. I'm simply too stupid and slow. I looked in the help, also, and there is no elevation instructions. Does anybody know if this is a lie or is it real and how do we make it display?
flashkube2 wrote:
The intro to the upgraded Apple Maps app claims that it shows elevation but I can't find it. I'm simply too stupid and slow. I looked in the help, also, and there is no elevation instructions. Does anybody know if this is a lie or is it real and how do we make it display?
Shows the standard map. If you have a Mac with Apple silicon, you can see additional detail for elevation, roads, trees, buildings, landmarks...
Customize your map view in Maps on Mac - Apple Support
flashkube2 wrote:
The intro to the upgraded Apple Maps app claims that it shows elevation but I can't find it. I'm simply too stupid and slow. I looked in the help, also, and there is no elevation instructions. Does anybody know if this is a lie or is it real and how do we make it display?
Shows the standard map. If you have a Mac with Apple silicon, you can see additional detail for elevation, roads, trees, buildings, landmarks...
Customize your map view in Maps on Mac - Apple Support
From Map Help…
What is Apple silicon? Do you mean the M1 chip? Not sure. I have that. I still do not see any elevation information. How are you turning it on? Instructions would be helpful.
I meant to say, yes, I have the M1 chip.
I clicked on the link you sent me. No instructions for elevation.
Well, I give up. It's obviously a lie. Apple maps does not show elevation and if they did they would provide a button or something to show it. Disappointed. Maybe they will fix it next year.
flashkube2 wrote:
Well, I give up. It's obviously a lie.
Elevation and other info even shown on an Intel Mac.
Again, would you please tell me how you got that? What button do I push to get it?
Just type in the name of the city in search and select it. The window opens.
flashkube2 wrote:
I meant to say, yes, I have the M1 chip.
I hardly doubt this feature is available everywhere.... Start in Cupertino CA and expand outward...
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New Apple Maps Claims it Shows Elevation But Where is it?
