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GPS Manuals - DeLORME - DeLORME STREET ATLAS USA 2011 GPS User Manual
 
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Table of Contents
Getting Started 1
Welcome to Street Atlas USA 1
Frequently Asked Questions2
Helpful Tips 8
Activating Advanced/Simplified File Management11
Glossary Terms 12
Basic Functions 17
Zooming In and Out 17
Panning/Centering the Map18
Copying Your Map to the Clipboard 19
Saving a Map as a Bitmap or JPEG Image19
Measuring Distance and Area 20
Chart of Supported Coordinate Formats21
Searching Tips 23
About the Interface23
Tab Area 23
Control Panel 24
Overview Map 25
Toolbar 25
Tutorials 27
Tutorial: Use the E-Z Nav Route Wizard 27
Tutorial: Find Points of Interest on a Route33
Tutorial: Plan a Long Distance Trip 35
Tutorial: Share Maps38
Tutorial: Route with XData Points 43
Map Legend45
Map Legend 45
Using the Toolbar 49
Showing/Hiding Toolbar Options49
Reordering the Toolbar Options 49
To Create a New Map File 49
To Open a Map File49
To Save a Map File 50
To Share Maps 50
To Create a Route 50
To Start/Stop Your GPS Connection 51
To Use GPS NavMode51
To Open the Map Library 52
To View Imagery 52
To Get Information About a Location53
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To Choose Options54
To Exchange Files with a GPS55
To Add Images to a GPS Location55
To Grab and Pan the Map 55
To Measure Distance55
To Print 56
To Print the Map Screen 56
Customizing the Map and Tab Display57
Customizing the Interface57
Displaying Basic Map Features 57
Customizing the Map Feature Preferences59
Changing the Map Colors60
Changing the Map Magnification Level 61
Changing How POIs Display on the Map 61
Setting Units of Measure Preferences 62
Resizing the Map and Tab Areas 64
Showing or Hiding Tabs65
Importing/Exporting Tab Manager Preferences 66
Reordering the Tabs 67
Using Keyboard Shortcuts 69
Selecting a Keyboard Shortcut Scheme 69
Creating a New Custom Scheme69
Assigning Keyboard Shortcuts in a Custom Scheme 69
Customizing a DeLorme Scheme 71
Renaming a Custom Scheme 71
Deleting a Custom Scheme72
Importing a Custom Scheme72
Exporting a Custom Scheme 72
Searching For Commands73
Viewing All of the Shortcut Keys for a Scheme 73
Viewing Map Data 75
Saving Data to Your Hard Drive75
Connecting Data75
Viewing Imagery 76
Showing Roads in Raster Data 76
Using Map Files77
Map Files Overview77
Creating and Deleting Map Files 78
Opening an Existing Map File 78
Setting which Map File Opens with Street Atlas USA 79
Saving a Map File 80
Editing a Map File 80
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Creating Transfer Files 81
Creating Transfer Files with Hyperlinked Files82
Importing Transfer Files 84
E-mailing a Transfer File85
Printing87
Printing a Map87
Printing a Route and Directions 88
Adding Text or Graphics to Your Map 89
Aligning Text and Graphic Items on Your Map 92
Snapping Text and Graphic Items on Your Map 93
Layering Multiple Text and Graphic Items on a Printed Map 93
Changing the Background Color of a Printed Map94
Manually Assembling a Multi-page Map 95
Finding a Location on the Map99
Find Overview99
Find Options 99
Performing a Basic Search 100
Performing an Advanced Search 101
Performing a POI Search 104
Finding a Symbol by its Name 105
Tips on Viewing Search Results 105
Keywords for Category Searches 107
MapTags: Converting, Moving, Hiding, and Deleting 109
Using Address Book Contacts 111
Searching for Address Book Contacts 111
Importing Existing Address Book Information 111
Manually Entering Address Book Information 112
Centering the Map on an Address Book Contact 112
Editing a Contact In Your Address Book 113
Manually Moving a Contact on the Map 113
Relocating Address Book Contacts 114
Deleting a Contact In Your Address Book 114
Showing/Hiding Address Book Contacts on the Map 115
Deleting Your Entire Address Book 115
Exporting Your Address Book 115
Searching for Phone Book Listings 117
Using Phone Data 117
Searching for a Phone Book Listing 117
Finding Phone Book Listings for a Specific Road 120
Using XData 123
XData Overview 123
Importing Data 123
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Managing Datasets 125
Viewing Dataset Records 126
Creating a Route with XData Records 127
Geocoding or Moving a Record's Location 127
Exporting Data 128
Printing XData Dataset Records 129
Using the Draw Tools 131
Draw Overview 131
Viewing Hidden Draw Tools 134
Draw File Management 134
Creating a New Draw File 134
Saving a Draw File 135
Deleting a Draw File 136
Hiding Draw Files 137
Editing/Locking Draw Files 137
Exporting Draw Files to Text Files 138
Exporting Track or Waypoint Files to GPX Files 139
Importing Files to Draw Files 140
Formatting a Text File to Import as a Draw File 142
Copying a Map Line to a Draw File 143
Saving a Track as a GPS Log 144
Viewing the Contents of a Draw File 144
Copying a Draw File 146
Changing Draw Object Types 147
Renaming a Draw File 148
Copying a Draw Object From One Draw File to Another 149
Moving a Draw Object to a Different Draw File 149
Using Draw Objects 150
Copying and Placing Draw Objects 150
Moving Draw Objects 151
Renaming a Draw Object 152
Deleting Draw Objects 153
Snapping Draw Objects 154
Adding Points to Draw Objects 155
Deleting Points and Line Segments from Draw Objects 155
Labeling a Draw Object 156
Routable Roads, Tracks, Lines, Arcs, and Splines 157
Drawing Routable Roads on the Map 157
Drawing a Line, Arc, or Spline on the Map 157
Drawing a Track on the Map 159
Editing a Routable Road, Line, Arc, or Spline 159
Editing a Track 160
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Placing a Routable Road, Line, Arc, or Spline at a Specific Location 161
Joining and Breaking Linear Objects 161
Circles, Rectangles, and Polygons 162
Drawing a Circle, Rectangle, or Polygon on the Map 162
Editing a Circle, Rectangle, or Polygon 163
Placing a Circle, Rectangle, or Polygon on the Map 164
Waypoints, Symbols, MapNotes, Text Labels, and Images 165
Adding a Waypoint, Symbol, MapNote, Text Label, or Image to the Map 165
Editing a Waypoint, Symbol, MapNote, Text Label, or Image 167
Placing a Waypoint, Symbol, Text Label, or Image at a Specific Location 168
Moving and Deleting Draw MapNotes 169
Custom Symbols 170
Custom Symbols Overview 170
Creating a New Symbol 171
GPS Device Custom Symbols 171
Editing a Symbol 172
Finding a Custom Symbol 173
Importing a Bitmap 174
Copying and Pasting 175
Pasting a Bitmap into XSym 175
Dragging a Bitmap into XSym 176
Removing a Symbol 177
Draw Tool Box 178
Using the Transparency Option 178
Anchor Position 179
Cursor Position 179
Creating a New Symbol Set 180
Opening a Symbol Set 180
Routing 183
Creating a Route 183
Adding and Inserting Stops and Vias 184
Changing the Routing Method 187
Changing the Properties of a Stop Along Your Route 187
Viewing Route Directions 188
Avoiding a Specified Area When Routing 188
Saving Route Directions as Text 189
Setting Your Routing Preferences 189
Editing a Route 190
Editing Roads 192
Labeling a Route Point with a MapNote 192
Moving Route MapNotes 193
Displaying and Centering Routes on the Map 193
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Saving a Route 194
Deleting a Route 195
Importing Routes 195
Setting Your End of Day and Fuel Break Preferences 196
Estimating the Fuel Cost of Your Route 197
Converting a Route to a GPS Log 197
Using GPS 199
GPS Overview 199
GPS Options/Initializing GPS 199
Using NavMode or GPS Tab View 202
Tracking a Route with GPS 203
Getting Back on Track When Off Course 205
Using the E-Z Nav Route Wizard 205
Panning the Map Automatically While GPS Tracking 207
Playing Back a Log File 207
Previewing a GPS Log File 208
Viewing File Details for a GPS Log 209
Monitoring Your GPS Status 209
Monitoring GPS Satellite Information 210
Viewing Sun and Moon Information 212
GPS Devices 212
About GPS 213
Using Small-screen Devices 215
Using Small-screen Devices 215
Using Voice Navigation and Speech Recognition 217
Voice Overview 217
Voice Options 217
Activating and Monitoring Speech Recognition 218
Training the Speech Recognition Engine 219
Voice Commands 220
Speech Recognition Tips 223
Changing Voice Output 224
Voice Preferences 225
Voice Prompts 226
Exchanging Information with a Third-party GPS Device 227
Sending Route Information 227
Sending Tracks 228
Sending Waypoints 228
Receiving a Route 229
Receiving a Track 230
Receiving Waypoints 230
Using NetLink 233
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NetLink 233
Using GeoTagger 235
Getting Started with GeoTagger 235
Tagging an Image 235
Calculate the Timestamp Offset 236
Legal Information 237
Street Atlas USA® 2011 Plus Single-User License Agreement 237
Street Atlas USA 2011 Single-User License Agreement 241
Important Notices 244
Index 251
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