We are truly sorry for any problems with the last update that we ended up having to pull. The new update should be stable. If you have any issues, delete the app, redownload (you WON’T be charged) and try again. If you still have issues, email us at support@longtraildevelopment.com.
Map Overlay Tracer:
http://www.fjaderlatt.se/2012/05/topographic-maps-for-my-smartphone.html
Map Ruler Touch:
http://www.addictivetips.com/ios/map-ruler-touch-trace-over-a-map-to-measure-distances-iphone-ipad/
Thanks Guys. Keep the reviews coming, good or bad, we appreciate feedback.
The new update include the ability to save and reload marked up and aligned maps. The new update also includes a very cool “auto align” feature that allows you to pick two points on your image and select the equivalent two points on the map and then auto align the image to match those two points. Let me know what you think!
Just as an FYI, the newest version of Map Ruler Touch was just approved and posted to the Apps Store and included support for landscape mode on the iPad. We tried to make this a quick turn around because of 2 or 3 complaints about the lack of landscape support. So I hope this makes the app more usable for you iPad users now and please continue to feed suggestions in.
Because I know you all (ok nobody) was eagerly anticipating its arrival. Map Ruler Touch is here! Another app written because I felt the app store didn’t currently provide what I was looking for. I wanted a quick way to calculate on map distances but did not like the options previously provided on the App Store that all either used an annoying cross hair symbol to slowly and methodically create points along a line and 20 minutes later calculate a distance, or the one other option that did use a touch interface was just awkward to use and not very intuitive. Check out the app’s main page for more detail.
Map Property Image Overlay Tracer(Long name, amazing results) has been approved! Please use this forum to let us know what you think. We already have a few improvements in the works, but again, we are looking for a new dynamic approach to mobile development and want to be able to responds to the needs of the community. So don’t be afraid to share your criticisms, praises and suggestions and our team will try to respond and meet your “reasonable” needs.
Coming soon and currently awaiting Apple’s App Store approval… Map Property Image Overlay Tracer. Long Trail Development’s first non-contract, published iPhone/iPad App. We eagerly await the community’s reaction, opinions and suggestions. We are taking a new approaching to mobile software development and will be opening this forum up to public scrutiny and hope to make a dynamic development profile that reacts to the needs and opinions of you, the community.
