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    3434Next, add data for that area from main server, click at: [[JOSMImage(download,middle,20,link=)]] [wikitr:/Help/Action/Download Download from OSM] (`Ctrl+Shift+↓`).
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    36 [[Image(download-data.gif,600,inline,link=)]]
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    3838The Download window will be displayed which contains a map of the world. You need to select a small area for your edit, not the entire globe (thus you will see the "Download area too large" message).
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    6060The first step of actual editing is to [wikitr:/Help/Action/Draw add a node or way] to the OSM data. You can add standalone nodes or you can add nodes to ways, especially where there is a [wikitr:/Help/Action/Draw#Commonnodeswithanotherway junction between two ways].
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    62 To add a node, activate "Draw Nodes" [wikitr:/Help/EditToolbar#Workingmodes mode], ''either by clicking the [[JOSMImage(mapmode/node/autonode,20,middle,link=)]] button in the left menu bar, or by hitting the "A" key on the keyboard (the button should then be highlighted)''.
     62To add a node, activate "Draw Nodes" [wikitr:/Help/Menu/Mode#Workingmode mode], ''either by clicking the [[JOSMImage(mapmode/node/autonode,20,middle,link=)]] button in the left menu bar, or by hitting the "A" key on the keyboard (the button should then be highlighted)''.
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    6464Then move the mouse cursor over where you want the node, over a way or over your GPS track (if you uploaded one) and left click wherever you want to place the node. A red dot (a selected node) should appear and a rubber-line spans from that node to the mouse cursor. If you create subsequent nodes, the earlier nodes will be shown as yellow nodes.
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    129129* OpenStreetMap is about the whole planet in the same way how your clock about the current time.
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    132 = External links =
    133 * [https://www.mapbox.com/blog/making-the-most-josm/ Your first steps with JOSM - the Java OpenStreetMap editor] 09/02/2016 by Ramya Ragupathy at Mapbox blog
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     131=== External links ===
     132* [https://blog.mapbox.com/your-first-steps-with-josm-the-java-openstreetmap-editor-9e2fcafa7ba8 Your first steps with JOSM - the Java OpenStreetMap editor] 09/02/2016 by Ramya Ragupathy at Mapbox blog
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    136134= See also =
    137135* [wikitr:/Help/Concepts/Object Objects in OSM data model]
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