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    How to copy latitude and longitude (lat/long) coordinates in Streets & Trips 2010

    To find a lot-long in Streets & Trips you need to,

    1. Pan and zoom the map to the desired location
    2. Place the mouse cursor over the map area for which you need the lat-long
    3. Then press Ctrl+Alt+C from the keyboard.

    This will capture the lat/long of the cursor location into the clipboard, you can then past this into a notepad or a email client and share it with others. The copied text will look like this 47.59408°N 122.32092°W or the format can be changed from under Tools – Options (Settings Tab)

    Tools- Options - Settings Tab

    As with previous versions, you can search a point on Earth using latitude-longitude coordinates. Streets & Trips allows you to find a place by typing in the lat/long in the Find dialog

    latlong

    Lat/long helps you locate a place where there is no street address, this is especially  useful to find new communities, parks and other rural areas.

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