GIS plugins allow Mac OS X 10.5 users to visualize geographic data in the Finder. These plugins provide easy access to GIS data, offering a smooth workflow for GIS professionals and enthusiasts alike.
GISLook and GISMeta are two impressive plugins that support Mac OS X 10.5. These plugins are designed primarily to make it easier to browse and preview GIS data in Finder windows. GISLook offers an exceptional browsing experience, allowing users to easily navigate through Cover Flow and Quick Look windows. This feature expands the scope of how users view GIS data in transparent and interactive modes.
GISMeta, on the other hand, is a tool that has been specifically developed for viewing the size of GIS raster grid files. One of its most impressive features is its ability to indicate high and low grid values by representing them in white and black respectively. The application provides users with an effortless way of viewing GIS data based on their file size, which is great for users with limited storage capacity.
To activate Quick Look functionality with GISLook and GISMeta, select a document in the Finder and press the space bar. Alternatively, you can also choose File > Quick Look, and the identified file will open in a separate window. Overall, these two plugins work great in tandem, as both offer the necessary tools needed for working with GIS data on macOS.
GISMeta, on the other hand, is a tool that has been specifically developed for viewing the size of GIS raster grid files. One of its most impressive features is its ability to indicate high and low grid values by representing them in white and black respectively. The application provides users with an effortless way of viewing GIS data based on their file size, which is great for users with limited storage capacity.
To activate Quick Look functionality with GISLook and GISMeta, select a document in the Finder and press the space bar. Alternatively, you can also choose File > Quick Look, and the identified file will open in a separate window. Overall, these two plugins work great in tandem, as both offer the necessary tools needed for working with GIS data on macOS.
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