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johnniew · 05-11-2004

Hi All, this is my first post and as far as I can tell this is the place to tell everyone about useful software for windows. Anyway I am currently trying to establish a small wlan around where I live and I have found a program called 'Memory-Map' which uses Ordnance Survey data to show all the usual map information you could want and more importantly has a 3D function as well. You can use this software to quickly gather topographic information and it also allows you to plot a route between 2 or more locations and then displays distance and a 3D profile of the route. It's not cheap but is available from various sources (apparently) for free.

Hope this proves useful to some of you...Cheers Johnniew

PS Anyone living in my area and wanting to get involved in a wlan please get in touch, I already have a 15dbi omni and a d-link 54mbps AP on my roof!

05-11-2004	#1 (permalink)
johnniew www.wolseleycentres.com Join Date: May 2004 Location: email: johnnie@rescuemypc.co.uk Posts: 9	Great wlan terrain software Hi All, this is my first post and as far as I can tell this is the place to tell everyone about useful software for windows. Anyway I am currently trying to establish a small wlan around where I live and I have found a program called 'Memory-Map' which uses Ordnance Survey data to show all the usual map information you could want and more importantly has a 3D function as well. You can use this software to quickly gather topographic information and it also allows you to plot a route between 2 or more locations and then displays distance and a 3D profile of the route. It's not cheap but is available from various sources (apparently) for free. Hope this proves useful to some of you...Cheers Johnniew PS Anyone living in my area and wanting to get involved in a wlan please get in touch, I already have a 15dbi omni and a d-link 54mbps AP on my roof!