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I remember having been able to find and select a background with contours to appear via a PFkey.

Cannot find it anymore. Is it impossible, gone, or is it just an old man's inability to find it again?

asked 08 Jul '21, 20:27

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Found it myself: set one of the function keys to use OpenTopoMap as background.

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answered 20 Jul '21, 19:13

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Wonderful! Go ahead and accept your own answer; there's a special badge for it ;)

(20 Jul '21, 22:37) jmapb

Could and cannot find that special badge. Only found and used "Answer your own question".

(21 Jul '21, 08:11) andershl

Once you've added an answer, there should be an "accept this answer" button next to the answer.

The "Self Learner" badge is just a silly thing you get on your profile page for having accepted your own answer to your own question (if that answer's been upvoted by others.)

(21 Jul '21, 14:12) jmapb

@jmapb I didn't think OSQA allowed you to accept your own answer? I normally tick the box (as a moderator) for people who are obviously happy with their own answer. I'll do this one too...

(edit) Actually, I can accept an answer of mine to a question of mine, but as I'm a moderator, it doesn't really prove anything.

(21 Jul '21, 17:45) SomeoneElse ♦

@SomeoneElse Ah, my mistake, I remember answering my own years ago but probably you did the accepting.

(21 Jul '21, 19:31) jmapb
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