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12-01-2006, 08:15 AM | #1 |
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Map for computer
Hey all.
Was wondering if anyone has or knows where I could download a Nav map (like Bizer's) onto my computer?? Nothing interactive, or GPS capable -- simply a .PDF or similar file. Mapquest and others (for obvious reasons) fall well short of what I'm after. As I am sure many of you do during the "off months", I keep an older/unused Nav map handy in my desk drawer for those times people here refer to an area of the Lake that I am unfamiliar with -- it serves as a great way to learn the names of various coves, etc over time. It would be so much easier if it was loaded on the 'puter.
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12-01-2006, 11:22 AM | #2 | |
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If you have your own mapping software (such as Fugawi or Oziexplorer) and you want an electronic version of Bizer's chart, well lookee here. Bizer also offer's it's map of Winnipesaukee electronically, on a CD for your own personal use. The CD has Bizer's most recent chart in several formats: In BMP format at 96 bits per inch and 254 bits per inch In TIF format at 96 and 254 BPI In JPG format at 96 BPI In GIF format at 96 BPI In PostScript format If you need another format PLEASE ASK and we'll try to accommodate you. This even contains all the corrections on Bizer's sixth edition chart. However, no software comes with Bizer's charts. The cost is $49.50 plus shipping/handling charge (see below to order). - Product code WWCD So it may not be .PDF but I'd think one of the above format would do.
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12-03-2006, 12:20 PM | #3 |
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Yup -- any of the formats will do
Was just looking for something to refer to while on the PC ......... Scanning my hard copy would be a pain (too large for the scanner)
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12-04-2006, 07:26 PM | #4 | |
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12-05-2006, 08:01 AM | #5 |
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I am aware of Google - Thanks
What I am after is more of a NAV Map (FL's listed & cove names) that I can reference from the PC. I'm not trying to use the PC as a Navigational tool - simply a way to view the map in a managable fashion. The best way I've found to learn the little (and sometimes not so little) cove names, "Points" and smaller Island names- and exact locations- is to look for them when made mention of in this forum -- seems if I actually look them up to locate them and reference an area I'm familiar with I tend to retain the name and location better.
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