With our Custom Maps just pay for the area you need. Back up Data to Computer. One click safely backs up all GPS data to your own computer. For safety take printed maps - Print as many as you like. Thinking about web maps? Compare the differences by clicking here. Who uses RouteBuddy? Finding Your Map. Comparing Maps. Move to RouteBuddy. RouteBuddy Info. Now you can easily plan and edit a route on your desktop, transfer to GPS device, and set off into the great outdoors. We've long agreed with experienced hill and long-distance walkers that GPS maps and routes should always be accompanied by a paper map and compass.
Sure, a GPS device will confirm where you are, but should it fail, or batteries die, then not only will a compass and paper map help get you back to safety but additionally you get to see the 'big picture' of the countryside around you, only a printed map can do that.
Up until now purchasing complementary paper maps has been an additional costly burden but with the release of RouteBuddy 4. Overlay Secondary Route If you've planned a long route you may not want all the minutiae of detail printed out in a RouteBuddy Route Card, with Overlay you can click out a secondary route over-the-top of the existing route, opting for fewer 'points' and print a reduced set of instructions in your Route Card.
In Co-operation with Apple Inc. RouteBuddy Version history. Added iPad image to welcome window. Added sync support for RouteBuddy Atlas. Fixed bug where demo upload warning sheet was hidden by progress sheet. Now allow routes to override their routepoint's style. Fixed bug where some early OS map releases would show blank icons. Fixed bug where highlight wasn't removed after dragging files. Fixed bug where map scale could lose trailing zeros. Fixed bug where routes could be created in folders.
Fixed bug where tile cache did not update. Fixed bug where waypoints did not print correctly. Fixed crash due to thread exhaustion. Updated sample Afan Walk route. Mac OS X Now display error message when launched on Windows Fixed incorrect link to store. Added sample map of Lac du Salagou France. Added sample route to Afan Valley map. Added support for exporting route cards to CSV. Added support for multi-page printing to scale.
Added support for printing route cards for direct routes. Added watermark when printing from demo. Fixed bug where notes field was missing focus ring. Fixed crash when printing sub-range of pages. Fixed hang if second sheet was opened during a map install.
Fixed incorrect progress bar when syncing some devices. Fixed potential memory corruption when querying databases. Now accept dragged files anywhere in the main window. Now group maps by scale in Maps panel. Now keep demo map version numbers in sync with app. Now prompt for licence information when installing maps.
Now remove scale suffix from map names. Now save print page orientation between sessions. Now support 16 cardinal directions on route card. Now support copying purchase email to extract licences. Now use 'ft' rather than 'feet' for small Imperial measurements. Now use a better view when revealing a vector map. Now use feature name to title print jobs.
Now use two digits for distances between 0. Reduced size of default routepoint icon. Replaced demo window with task window. Mac OS X Fixed bug where cursor could become stuck in filter field. Fixed crash when printing more than once. Removed support for Mac OS X Removed support for PowerPC. Windows Fixed crash when printing when no printer is available. RouteBuddy 3. RouteBuddy 2. RouteBuddy 1. Finding Your Map. In a telcon with Apple's representative we were told that it would not be possible to sync map purchases between both stores and therefore both apps.
In contrast any maps bought via the RouteBuddy Store can be loaded on all three platforms and you only pay for the maps once. We only ask you to pay once for each map In contrast any maps bought via the RouteBuddy Store can be loaded on all three platforms and you only pay for the maps once.
What about the warning? The warnings on loading a non-GateKeeper application seem intimidating but Apple's clear instructions below simply show you the easy way around this.
Apple's 5 step Instructions for loading non-GateKeeper software: How to change your app-loading security settings and open the RouteBuddy app.
In the Finder, locate the app you want to open. Press the Control key and click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu. Click Open. The app is saved as an exception to your security settings, and you can open it in the future by double-clicking it just as you can any registered app. This button is available for about an hour after you try to open the app. Read more Tour RouteBuddy. Key Points. Faster than web maps, with no annual charges.
Safely stores valuable route data on your own computer. Expert Book and Courses. Thinking about web maps? Compare the differences by clicking here. Who uses RouteBuddy? Finding Your Map.
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