Many map software vendors like German TOP 50 do not include export functions. Printing, however, is usually not a problem.<\/p>\n
I therefore suggest to use the print function for exporting map data. Just print your desired map area into a PDF file (TOP 50 nicely allows to set anchor points for that).<\/p>\n
A PDF printer driver will be already installed on many systems (if not, please go to sourceforge and download pdfcreator<\/a>). Write down the upper left and lower right GPS coordinates of your rectangle as you will need them later in OziExplorer.<\/p>\n You will need to download also two graphics packages: netpbm<\/a> and xpdf<\/a>.<\/p>\n Move your PDF print export and all downloaded executables into one directory. After running the following script you will see a bmp file that can be imported and calibrated in OziExplorer. Happy navigating!<\/p>\n ozi.cmd<\/a> <\/p>\n Many map software vendors like German TOP 50 do not include export functions. Printing, however, is usually not a problem. I therefore suggest to use the print function for exporting map data. Just print your desired map area into a PDF file (TOP 50 nicely allows to set anchor points for that). A PDF printer … Continue reading Convert external maps to OziExplorer<\/span>
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