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<h3>MobiTrack</h3>
The MobiTrack can utilize only a pixel maps in gif, jpg or png formats.
To insert map and calibration information into the MobiTrack you need to make some steps sequentially:
<ul>
<li>Make backup copy of JAD/JAR files</li>
<li>Prepare a picture map in png, gif or jpg format</li>
<li>Append picture in root folder of JAR file with WinRAR or WinZip</li>
<li>Remember or write size of new JAR file</li>
<li>Open JAD file and set new size in <strong>MIDlet-Jar-Size</strong> parameter</li>
<li>Append other parameters: <strong>map2</strong> – name of new map, <strong>path2</strong> – path to new map in JAR, example ‘/newmap.gif’, <strong>minlat2</strong> – min latitude in GG.GGGG format, <strong>maxlat2</strong> – max latitude in GG.GGGG format, <strong>minlon2</strong> – min longitude in GG.GGGG format, <strong>maxlon2</strong> – max longitude in GG.GGGG format</li>
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<p>Since version 1.31 of the MobiTrack such maps can be loaded:</p>
<ul>
<li>automatically - when the cursor is out of current map then will be loaded smallest map with appropriate coordinates (latitude, longitude), this mode must be activated by flag <strong>Auto load map</strong> in settings of midlet</li>
<li>semi-automatically - by holding <3> button you can initiate loading of the smallest map with appropriate coordinates manually</li>
<li>manually - by <strong>Select map</strong> command in menu</li>
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On a Siemens cell phones you can use external maps (up to 100 since the MobiTrack 1.42) that must be described like this: <strong>path2: file:///0:/Pictures/map2.png</strong>. In this case you don't need to change JAR file and <strong>MIDlet-Jar-Size</strong> parameter in JAD file.<br/>
Any cell phone has a limited amount of memory. Therefore you can't use map that is not fitting this feature. For example on the Nokia 6230 are permitted maps up to 500x500px.
<h3>MobiTrackPRO</h3>
In this version the technique that was described above is available but in the MobiTrackPRO is also exists access to external files. For example you can write in JAD file <strong>path2: file:///E:/Seattle.png</strong> or load maps from internal memory of the cell phone or MMC card by command <strong>Load</strong> in menu.
External map sources that are supported now:
<ul>
<li><a href="http://virtualearth.msn.com">Virtual Earth</a>'s maps</li>
<li><a href="http://maps.google.com">Google Map</a>'s services</li>
<li>Maps exported from OziExplorer (png and map files)</li>
<li>Use of existing maps as jpg, gif, gif images with calibration in <a href="http://www.gpstuner.com/mapshare/">gmi</a> format. Since version 1.52 you can use <a href="http://www.gpstuner.com/downloads.htm">Map Calibrator</a> utility for calibration and slicing of big maps onto small parts</li>
</ul>
Minor change since MobiTrackPRO 1.58: now you can describe maps in JAD file by more convenient way. For instance:<br/>
<strong>map2: MyBestMap;file:///0:/Pictures/map2.png;568;479;-486;-971;16.25;49.42;255;384;16.58;49.00</strong><br/>
<ul>
<li><strong>map2</strong> - serial number of map</li>
<li><strong>MyBestMap</strong> - name</li>
<li><strong>file:///0:/Pictures/map2.png</strong> - address of map</li>
<li><strong>568;479</strong> - width and height of map in pixels, it is neccessary if you want to use the autoload feature, if not put <strong>0;0</strong></li>
<li><strong>-486;-971;16.25;49.42</strong> - first calibration point: x;y;longitude;latitude</li>
<li><strong>255;384;16.58;49.00</strong> - second calibration point: x;y;longitude;latitude</li>
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