MapMemo allows users to easily add files and folders to geographic maps, charts, drawings, and photos by drag and drop. This software is designed to streamline data management and organization by integrating location-based data with other file types.
MapMemo is an innovative software that allows its users to drag and drop files or folders from Finder onto geographical maps, charts, drawings, photos, and other graphics to relate them to parts of the image. The software works by creating an alias of the file named Memo, which opens the actual file in its original application once the user clicks on it in the specified location of the image.
The tool offers colored layers and memos, enabling the user to move memos between layers, while floating info windows and comments facilitate the organization of files. With MapMemo, users can add annotations and markings to their maps, providing a detailed and informative display.
The software does come with some limitations, however. If users fail to license the software, they will not be able to save a file more than five times. But, this does not stop them from using the unlicensed version as a free reader for all MapMemo files and archives without any time-limit.
In the latest release of MapMemo, the software introduces the two most requested features: printing to paper/printing to PDF and new map-layers that allow users to add several maps one above the other. Another interesting feature included in this release is the possibility to print out the entire reference structure between files and maps. This allows users to easily access MapMemo files on different operating systems and enriched maps while traveling without a computer.
Additionally, the software has introduced layered maps. Users can now organize their files on different versions of maps and use annotation and marking layers. The possibilities are endless with this feature since map layers can have transparencies and can be switched on/off.
In summary, MapMemo is an excellent software that is ideal for users who are looking to organize and relate files to geographical maps, charts, drawings, photos, and other graphics. With its advanced features, users can create detailed and informative displays, making it a must-have tool for those looking to explore and share their work.
The tool offers colored layers and memos, enabling the user to move memos between layers, while floating info windows and comments facilitate the organization of files. With MapMemo, users can add annotations and markings to their maps, providing a detailed and informative display.
The software does come with some limitations, however. If users fail to license the software, they will not be able to save a file more than five times. But, this does not stop them from using the unlicensed version as a free reader for all MapMemo files and archives without any time-limit.
In the latest release of MapMemo, the software introduces the two most requested features: printing to paper/printing to PDF and new map-layers that allow users to add several maps one above the other. Another interesting feature included in this release is the possibility to print out the entire reference structure between files and maps. This allows users to easily access MapMemo files on different operating systems and enriched maps while traveling without a computer.
Additionally, the software has introduced layered maps. Users can now organize their files on different versions of maps and use annotation and marking layers. The possibilities are endless with this feature since map layers can have transparencies and can be switched on/off.
In summary, MapMemo is an excellent software that is ideal for users who are looking to organize and relate files to geographical maps, charts, drawings, photos, and other graphics. With its advanced features, users can create detailed and informative displays, making it a must-have tool for those looking to explore and share their work.
What's New
Version 3.0: N/A