Yep. Only paper though, they don't do digital.
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Yep. Only paper though, they don't do digital.
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mudski (12th February 2014)
Neither are mine !!!!!! Having said that they are obviously digitised (which is all that scanning of a paper map does anyway) but no biggee.Originally Posted by liftlid
In the main I was replying to your comment that "there are better maps you can use" and was curious what they were or the source or if you mean larger scale but more points or marginal information or whatever.
If the "dodgy copy" comment offended I apologise
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I'm still confused on what I should get.
Probably because I haven't actually seen the difference between programs...
Last edited by mudski; 12th February 2014 at 09:54 PM.
If you're in no rush you can have a play with mine next time we catch up. I've only got MudMap 2 (I said MMHD before, but I have 2 not HD) and Memory Map.
They used to do digital, stopped selling as the owner was afraid people would pirate the maps.
My understanding of this (from speaking to a number of map shop owners) was that whoever was making the VMS software at the time helped themselves to his intellectual property and attempted to claim it as their own (pretty stupid given his maps are so distinctive).
As a result of one business' unscrupulous nature we all miss out as he then decided he would no longer make them available electronically.
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Crazy attitude because it only takes a minute to digitise a paper map. If he had copyright he should have sued.
Once my galaxy tab returns from warranty I'll be installing the new hema explorer to give it a shot. So fast I've read positive things about it.
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Before you fork out for the hema stuff, try ozi explorer or similar then you can use maps from other suppliers or make your own, could work out cheaper and give more flexibility.
Hodge (13th February 2014)
You can download OziExplorer for free and use most of its features without paying a cent. If you like it you just register, get a registration number and then you have access to its full capabilities.
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