Topographic map software Memory Map Navigator 2004 Topographical software review by pocket GPS world Memory-Map 2004 is a mapping solution for PCs and PDAs which when connected to a NMEA or SiRF compliant GPS receiver will display your position on a moving map. The Memory-Map product range has been rationalised with this release effectively all the product bundles now come with the PC and PDA software.

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This should make the choice of what to buy a little simpler. The big news for UK users is the availability of the Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 Explorer maps for selected areas of the country.

Something I have been waiting for for a long time now. These are packaged with 1:25,000 scale aerial photos providing a full 25k product for serious outdoor use. The second big item in the package is 3D map representations where digital elevation data is available.

This gives a relief view of your current displayed map. Even better (yes it does get better) when you display an aerial photo you get a near picture quality display.

Another introduction is a split screen. This feature allows you to display 2 maps side by side.

OK enough of my ravings lets get on with the review. Despite the fact that we have reviewed the Memory-Map 2003 product in full I am providing a full review of the 2004 Navigator here as well all new features will be highlighted along with a summary of these new items. In a slightly different format I have combined both the PC and PDA reviews into one document this should make it easier to read. Contents Overview New features in Memory-Map 2004 Memory-Map PC Navigator Memory-Map Pocket Navigator Compatibility with Memory-Map 2003 Map Data and sources Summary and Conclusion Memory-Map 2004 Overview The review package provided by Memory-Map comprised: Memory-Map OS Explorer 1:25,000 Maps of the Lake District, Retail price £99.95 Memory-Map OS Landranger 1:50,000 maps for region 7. Retail price £39.95 This review will cover most of the functionality of Memory-Map but its main focus is on the areas which are used for Pocket Navigator either directly or indirectly.

The review is centred around the Navigator product for OS Landranger maps. Other map coverage is dealt with towards the end of the review.

It should be emphasised that there are other features in Memory-Map that we do not cover. Although the digital mapping available for Memory-Map is very much targeted towards the UK market, the availability of the maps is world wide. Memory-Map provides the ability to use commercially available maps and charts in various formats, free USGS maps and other geo-referenced images available for purchase or download from the Internet. The software provides a selection of facilities to manage your maps, waypoints,routes and tracks.

These range from freehand plotting of tracks and routes on your map, to filing and organising your waypoints. Introduce your GPS either bluetooth, sleeve, CF GPS, or external GPS receiver and you have a complete navigation system. Memory-Map is commercially produced software which is available Worldwide. Dell Smartcard Keyboard Windows 7. There are two product streams available: Ordnance Survey Edition and Global Edition. The difference is mainly the restrictions that the UK Ordnance Survey place on the usage of their data products. Memory-Map FEATURES: Upload/download waypoints, routes and tracks into your GPS receiver, or Pocket PC Use with commercial OS Landranger, nautical charts, topographic, aeronautical or street maps Search and display database of over 250,000 places, hills, mountains, rivers, lakes, farms and forests.

I tried Memory Map, but they said they couldn't/wouldn't swap licensing from one person to another, so in effect, secondhand Memory Map software is useless, so don't be tempted to buy it on ebay. I bought a used GPS and got some MM software with it, so contacted MM to transfer to myself, but no joy. They wouldn't issue a license key for it. Unfortunately you've hit a learning curve I think. Most/all secondhand licensed software can't be transferred to another user. I've had instances where I can't even re-install paid for software on a new machine when my old laptop died. (They don't know I'm telling porkies do they?).

If the ad said you could transfer it, then you might be able to make a claim via ebay/paypal, but I wouldn't hold my breath. I tried Memory Map, but they said they couldn't/wouldn't swap licensing from one person to another, so in effect, secondhand Memory Map software is useless, so don't be tempted to buy it on ebay. I bought a used GPS and got some MM software with it, so contacted MM to transfer to myself, but no joy. They wouldn't issue a license key for it. The problem with a transfer (from the suppliers perspective) is that while the license to use the software/data might be transferred, the ability to use it is not transferred but is duplicated.