Hans writes to say that they’ve updated their World: Relief Map And Geolocations website, covered in an earlier post. There’s a new button labeled “Maximize”; click on it and the Google Maps view expands to fill your entire screen. Click on it before zooming in; if you click after you zoom, it will zoom you way out again. You can now get some spectacular wide-area colored terrain relief images that you can save with a screen capture program:
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