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GPS TrackMaker® is the most
complete free program for GPS devices!
Using the Real-Time Navigation
routine you can go out with a GPS conected to a
portable computer, knowing exactly what's your location on the map.
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With the free version:
- You can create fast vectorial background maps
- Download and upload Waypoints, Tracklogs and Routes to/from GPS
- More than 260 GPS icons for Waypoints
- Calibrate map images in GIF, JPG, BMP, WMF and EMF
- Many tools to create Tracklogs
- Many other tools to create your own maps
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The side picture shows an urban area being created in GPS
TrackMaker®, with streets, avenues, rivers, big buildings, etc. As soon as
the map is finished, it is saved in gtm format for future edition.
To create a background map, save the file in map format.
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Vectorial Background Maps - Some characteristics:
- Open very fast on screen.
- The maps are automatically loaded when the program is opened.
- The maps consume much less memory if compared with raster images.
- The maps are totally independent and don't use reserved memory for Tracklogs, Routes and Waypoints.
- The maps are loaded on demand. Only the maps shown on screen are loaded on memory.
- Automatic labeling: names of streets, avenues, buildings, rivers, lakes and other elements are automatically shown.
- Multiples projects of maps can be registered.
- GPS TrackMaker® Free is able to create MAP files.
- GTM PRO® is able to create MAP files and complete projects of maps
with extension PJC
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In the side picture, an UTM 1:50,000 chart was scanned to GIF format and inserted in GPS TrackMaker®.
After the map calibration, the tracklog of a local highway was shown exactly
on the highway of the map.
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Full Integration with Google Earth®:
- Allows to import and export KML files with support for images, Tracklogs, Routes and Waypoints.
- Sends selected Tracklogs, Routes, Waypoints and Images to Google Earth®.
- In Real-Time Navigation, allows to see the current position in Google Earth®.
- Click on any image and choose the option View 3D in Google Earth.
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