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GPS for Dummies.pdf - Engineering Surveyor

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Chapter 19: Exploring Web Topographic Maps309You can input a number of different <strong>GPS</strong> data <strong>for</strong>mats into <strong>GPS</strong> Visualizer,including GPX (a standardized <strong>for</strong>mat <strong>for</strong> inputting and outputting <strong>GPS</strong> data)and OziExplorer waypoint and track files, Geocaching.com LOC files, and tabdelimitedtext files. (Read about OziExplorer in Chapter 15; read about thesport of geocaching in Chapter 7.)Displaying a <strong>GPS</strong> Visualizer mapAfter you have some sample <strong>GPS</strong> data to use, create a map with it. The <strong>GPS</strong>Visualizer map input <strong>for</strong>m page, as shown in Figure 19-4, might seem a littleintimidating with all its different options. To get started making maps, youcan leave most of the default settings as they are. (If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed,click the simple version of the map <strong>for</strong>m link to display just thebasic input options.)Each option has a question mark button to the right of it that you can clickto display a window with more in<strong>for</strong>mation about that option and how touse it.Figure 19-4:<strong>GPS</strong>Visualizermap input<strong>for</strong>m page.

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