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ExpertGPS Pro can manage your entire office's collection of Garmin, Magellan, Lowrance, and Eagle GPS receivers, giving you With an easy learning curve and a price your organization can afford, ExpertGPS Pro lets everyone in the office collect, view, and work with Make any changes or add additional notes, and then export the data back to your engineering department in DXF format.ĮxpertGPS allows you to paste formatted data from Excel or other tabular/CSV formats directly into the Waypoint List, making it easy to moveĪutoCAD or other data between your workstation and your GPS. Mark new features in the field as waypoints (or take photos with your digital camera) and when you return to the office, ExpertGPS will Preview your next job site on the maps in ExpertGPS, and map outĪ route to follow. Send boundaries and other CAD features to your handheld GPS for use in the field.ĮxpertGPS Pro is a perfect tool for merging GPS-collected data with your engineering files. Export your DXF drawings to Google Earth, and see them on top of the latest color imagery. Handheld Garmin, Magellan, or Lowrance GPS receiver. View your engineering drawings over topo maps and aerial photos, and combine them with field data collected with any The CAD/DXF Option for ExpertGPS Pro allows you to import AutoCAD drawings in DXF format and view them with seamless mapping and one-click data transfers to any Garmin, Magellan, or Lowrance I have not tried accessing the pictures to copy out to other programs, but I'll give it a go later.Combine your AutoCAD DXF drawings with data collected on any handheld GPS This was something that was carried out by a company who were payed by the UK government and offered, free, to anyone applying for a copy.

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I've also obtained a free CD-ROM of aerial photographs of the UK. The one I have was sold through the Ordnance Survey, which is the official government mapping service in the UK. I bought mine, in a proper shop, for under £10 (about US$7) and I can copy from it into a variety of programs. There are a couple of fairly cheap map CD-ROMs available for the UK. I've never looked into buying maps outside of the US, but I understand they are much more expensive if they are available at all. The reason the maps and photos only cover the US is that the US is the only country that makes their maps and photos available online for free. Especially where you've bought the map in the first place, or get copies via Libraries etc. Although, there are relaxations now for private use. If I need to scan, that's no technical problem, but I'd suggest being careful of copyright. The 'use your own maps' feature would be interesting, would these be scanned maps or could they be taken off a CD-ROM such as those sold via the Ordnance Survey I wonder? I use a program, called UI-View, for APRS which allows you to import from the Ordnance Survey CD-ROMs. I have a CD-ROM, which was distributed free, of aerial photographs of the UK. I have to say that EasyGPS has been very useful to me already.

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Thanks for the information, I'll try the trial download and see what it can do. ExpertGPS comes with free upgrades, and one of the planned features we will be releasing later this year will let you use ExpertGPS with your own maps. The aerial photos and topos only cover the USA.

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