Problem with demo version...

Hi,

Zitat von "Gurvan"

I do have some JPG made of Russian maps... ;-)...

Well, maybe, because there is nothing special with russian military maps this
chapter was never completed? I have to look into it. Simply referr to the
common chapters about referencing maps. Russian maps go simply
with 3x3 calibration and Map-Datum Pulkovo1942

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Maybe something for a future version ?

No, unfortunately, definitely not !
But there are IGN maps published by "MemoryMap", which TTQV can read
and an ambitioned user can calibrate.

Hi,

Zitat von "Gurvan"

But the GPS are often in WGS 84 and thus there are localisation problems sometimes...

Yes, many GPS do not have Pulkovo Datum nor can you set them
to display positions in "Warschau Pakt Grid"

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I can mix Datum for the map (Pulkovo1942) and Datum for the GPS (WGS84) right ? I mean, that the map can be calibrated with one and the tracks might come from the other system and still mix seamlessly ? With the plotted position being the correct one ?

Yes, data exchange between GPS and TTQV is always in WGS84, TTQV
will take care for the rest. Your positions/tracks will be displayed correctly!

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But you can confirm that I can open the one from Cartoexploreur, right ?

Only the older ones, until map revision 3!

Hi Gurvan,

just one mor thing . . .

If you put http://www.ttqv2.de/ttforum3/ECWP.zip into the QU4 folder you will never be without a map. . . .

At least during demo time - later you have to register as PowerUser

Regards - Anton

Zitat von "Gurvan"

As for that link, I don't know how it works but the file is now in the TTQV4 folder...

. . . you have zu unzip the ZIP archive before TTQV can use the qu4 database after restart of TTQV. To see the maps you need an internet connection.

Good luck - Anton

Hi,

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I did the unzipping and placed the ECWP.qu4 file in the TTQV4 folder. Now, I suppose (But I still haven't done the RTFM... ) that I will have to import the maps ?

ECWP, these are files, that are located on www, simply ba online and
open a map, slowly, but in one or another scale, the entire world is covered.

Zitat von "Gurvan"

There is something that I will need to do. I was a Mac user of a program called MacGPSpro and this one saves its file in a format which is, of course, quite different from yours. Those files can be opened using Excel or any Text editor as they are mostly CSV file

Maps that are csv files, hard to believe! Do not expect to read them using TTQV!

I suggest, in some calm hours simply go through the manual of TTQV to
get an idea, what it can do. Else we could continue guessing and expecting
for hours

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If I buy from Georgia, will I get a License through email and additionnal download links ? The CD/DVD/Whatever could go to my home address in France... But the complete version, I'll need in Georgia... And that means download for me...

TTQV can be downloaded, the file is always the same, only the licence
makes the difference, you will receive (if you order a CD) the CD/code by
snail-mail, plus the TTQV-code by e-mail. But, you can only download
TTQV software, those "add on's" like GNDB, Overview Worldmaps...are
only available from this CD.

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MacGPSpro does not save its map in CSV but only some of its files likes Track Logs or Waypoints... Those are the ones I want to get back and I'll find a way...

Hi Gurvan,

you have at least two ways to import Track or Waypoint files from MacGPSPro

the easy way - save the Tracks and Waypoints in GPX format and import the files into TTQV as GPX

the old fashion way - save the Tracks and Waypoints in text format and import the files into TTQV as "Autre"
[Blockierte Grafik: http://mac-im-netz.de/dateien/pictures/selection.jpg]

To simplify this task you can use a QIF file (import filter) like
MacGPSPro.qif = an import filter for MacGPSPro Track files in WGS84

Regards - Anton