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    Manual contents
    1. Introduction
    2. Preparing the use of Maps
    3. Choosing Between OpenFreeMaps and Google Maps
    4. Preparing the use of Google Maps
    5. GEO Tagging images
    6. GEO information on thumbnails
    7. Working with GEO Fences
    8. Finding images with or without GEO Tagging
    9. Integrating GEO Tagging with Catalog Labels
    10. Working with the Map
    11. GEO Batch processing

    GEO Tagging with Photo Supreme

    Working with the Map

    In the GEO Tag Panel, you can add GEO details to one or more selected images, but the panel works with a single set of coordinates at a time, so you can't view multiple images on the map simultaneously within the panel. To address this, Photo Supreme provides a way to display multiple images on the map at once. It uses Google Maps for this functionality.

    To display images on the map, select one or more thumbnails, right-click on any selected thumbnail, and choose "Display on Map". This will open a map panel where all the selected images will be marked, showing their locations on the map.

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    Each selected thumbnail is represented on the map as a marker. When you select one or more thumbnails, the map automatically zooms to display all the selected images that have GEO coordinates. Markers on the map can be dragged to a new location, and doing so will immediately update the coordinates for the corresponding image, allowing for easy fine-tuning.

    The map can display up to 50 draggable "picture" markers. If more than 50 thumbnails are selected, the additional images will appear as non-draggable drop-markers. To delete the GEO coordinates for a photo, right-click on the marker and choose "Delete".