GEOPosCalc 1.0.0.1
| Developer: |
American Outland (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$40 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 4.20 MB |
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GEOPosCalc is one of these tools who has to be always two clicks of distance of any amateur user or professional who deals with positions, both in latitude longitude or UTM formats. Also for those who need to convert from different datums in order to use cartography from several sources, GEOPosCalc is the tool by excellence.
GEOPosCalc makes easy and simple a job normally tedious in other products, the conversion from geographic positions to UTM and vice versa.
GEOPosCalc will also let you choose from a list of the most popular datums from all around the world, transforming with just a click from any of the 219 available datums to any other of them. The program will also transform for you the altitude, feature found usually in really expensive programs, like the leader GIS packages.
During the design phase of this product we had in mind the usual "rounding problem" found in most of the navigation products and into products similar to this one, leaving in the screen the total number of decimals calculated by the program (after all, they are yours!), but also permitting you to choose how many decimals -configuring the program settings- you want to see after the calculation process, and its format as well. An important point to have in mind is the fact that the results are just rounded in order to match your preferences into the user interface, but internally the program does handle the total number of decimals for any calculation, so the accuracy in the results is the highest you can ask for.
The user interface, and the help file as well, are user selectable in both English and Spanish languages with just one click. And of course, all your preferences are remembered from session to session. |
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