Re: Useful program to use with MS TerraServer data
| August 15, 2004 03:23PM |
Thanks for the link to that program. I have been looking for something like that for a LONG time. I take my laptop wherever I go, and 99% of the time there are no wireless hotspots, so Im unable to get terraserver info. this will help out alot.
Only gripe I have is I typed in the coordinates for my house (according to my GPS) and it downloaded images for two towns over, but I got it figured out now
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once again, thanks.
Only gripe I have is I typed in the coordinates for my house (according to my GPS) and it downloaded images for two towns over, but I got it figured out now
" />once again, thanks.
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