Ok, thanks. I thought you were saying that the Ozi calibration may have allowed a straight import. My bad, I follow the rest.
Ok, thanks. I thought you were saying that the Ozi calibration may have allowed a straight import. My bad, I follow the rest.
I'm fairly sure there is a way of doing a straight conversion of (the earlier) oziexplorer file types to MemoryMap format. In theory then you could pay for the import license from the Memory Map website and import to the iPad from iTunes, bypassing the Windows software issue. Haven't tried that but it might be an avenue to have a crack at
My Ozi files are all from around 2004-2007. No idea if that classes as "earlier version" or not. I might have a bit of a play with it though.
I think there are some conversion tools around for the oz2f (?) format.
I have just succesfully scanned, calibrated and imported two Rooftops maps to my iPad using this guide. Great write up Drew, I got stuck once but read through again and sorted it out. First one took about 2 hours, second took 15 minutes.
Drew, this is the thread that keeps on giving.
thanks for the write up!
A scab question.
Can maps etc be uploaded using the "trial version" and then still used after your 30 days??
Umm, no. But one of the best things about it is the ability to make your own maps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
So mm is what you used to track our foot prints in the high country??Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewboyaus
Yes mate. I am very happy with how it works. Costs a little bit to get set up but does everything I would ever really need in a mapping app. A couple of minor niggles but I use it all the time. I also have MudMap (as a second opinion) and rarely use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories