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That looks like it, they match my own charts for today.

The overlay.png just has my website details on it, a logo and the web address. So you don't really need that unless you want to include the same thing for your own website. They are easy to create in something like Photoshop, Gimp or Paint.NET; Just create a blank, transparent image that's the same ...

The "ingest" is telling the script to use all the of the above .wmo data files that I've just downloaded. The REMOVE command is clearing any maps that are on the screen as my full script used three different maps during the run. So I REMOVE the map, ERASE the data and then LOAD the ne_atla...

"ERASE" is always enough on my scripts but I don't store the data in date/time stamped files as you do. Here's the download part of my main script: REMOVE ERASE LOAD,C:\Users\weather\AppData\DigitalAtmosphere\ne_atlantic.dmf download,http://weather.admin.niu.edu/data/@Y@M@D@H.sao,C:\Users\...

I know Tim is a busy person and hasn't been on here for a while but hopefully he will reply soon.

If you're using the same map all the time then you could make an overlay with just the major cities on it that you want and then get DA to add the overlay at the end of the script. I do this to overlay the sea on a temperature map and also to add my logos to the maps: http://www.hebwx.co.uk/wxpressu...

Interesting one, Fred.
No idea what's happening there.

What's the screen resolution and is it widescreen?
I know that things look much different on my own screen if I have it set to a normal resolution instead of the 900x1600 that it should be.
Also, do other images look OK when at full screen size?

Glad it worked, Dave.
Glad I got the URL correct as well.

See if anything on here will do, I think this is where I got mine from: http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_set.p ... oryID=2364

Edit: Now I think it was here as this gives the months: http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_set.p ... oryID=2363