One for moving maps gurus :)

And then you're stuck with a single map that may not have the detail that you want. Have a look in the archives, you'll see that most users that have both programs installed preffer using Ozi. If you ar not going to take the time to learn it, then you're only short changing yourself.

Remember, this forum is a great place to get basic info on the use of OziExplorer. Ask the questions and you'll get the answers.

Importing the map image file can have some pitfalls. I have found from experience that the standards of the calibration notation in the .ecw files is not as strict as the OziExplorer import function expects. This can have some strange effects on the latitude in the calibration.

You'll find that one of the calibration points is correct and one has been transposed into the northern hemisphere. I can't recal the exact relationship between the latitudes of the calibration points but the arithmatic needed to correct it is very simple (A subrtraction and change the hemisphere setting).

It'll still be easier to try Mad Dogs ideas.

Whoops... Utemad's ideas.

Sorry about that.

Footloose,

Utemad is right on the money, on all three points.

There is an alternative, considering that you have already copied the map image and the downloaded map calibration files to you HD. From the File menu in Ozi, select "Change Image Filename, Path & Drive".

Using the second section of the window, titled "Change Image File Path for All Maps in Selected Folder". Enter the path to your Mosaic map calibration files in the first field and the path to your image files in the second field (There are browse buttons on each field) and click the button in the same section... Done