GPSSC - Trekbuddy view - Using the Trekbuddy toolbar.

The Zoom button.

tbzoom.gif - Click the Zoom button
to open a dialog and set 
the zoom level.

This actually selects a 
folder with the name
that ends with the
number of the zoom level.

tb2.gif - The current zoom level.

If you have custom atlas's 
and have editted the folder names
this might be the last two digits
of a folder name and might not
reflect the actual zoom level
of the tile set.

tb3.gif - Increment the zoom up or down.

It does this by selecting a Atlas folder
with a folder name that ends
with the number of the zoom level.

The Pan button.

tb4.gif - Pan button.

Shows a map of the whole area that you can
click on to move to another part of the map.

When you first download an atlas 
using Mobile Atlas Creator
you will need to create a pan.jpg
for each zoom level using the
GPSSC Trekbuddy menu and
Make pan files

The pan arrow buttons.

The pan arrow buttons

Moves the map one tile in a left, up, down
or right direction.

You can also use the arrow keys
on the computer keyboard or drag the 
map with the right mouse button.



Printing trekbuddy mapsarrowrightgb.gif



The grids on the Trekbuddy menu are not coded yet.

You can download the GPSSC version 11 here.

gpssc.zip 3.5 Mbyte - see requirements

Unzip the file to your c: drive using 7Zip or any other unzip utility
In the GPSSC folder you will find GPSSC-x86.exe the 32bit version of the program and GPSSC-x64.exe the 64bit version of the program.

This zip file also contains a GPSSCCamera.txt 2015 Openstreetmap speedcam file so be careful if you upgrading from an earlier version of GPSSC not to overwrite your existing GPSSCCamera.txt file when unzipping it.
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Last updated 14 July 2015.