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![]() On 11/30/2005 6:04 PM, Robert M. Gary wrote the following: How is that different from AOPA? The only thing I didn't like about AOPA was that they download you each chart as a pdf. However, I found software to mege them into one pdf and therefor put two charts on a paper and print them all at once. -Robert Actually there is now (possibly temporarily) some very good, free, software to get and manage plates: http://www.cmensys.com/trippack/ The author posted a link here a few weeks ago but has been doing quite a bit of upgrading and debugging since. I am now using it instead of SmartPlates, which I also have. Trip Pack is smaller and faster than SmartPlates and it does a clearer job rendering the plates for my printer. You can print two-up plates directly from the app. Supplement it with FinePrint (www.fineprint.com) and you can print your own booklet containing whatever plates you want. Add the $20 Jepp (aka "Classic") punch from franklincovey.com and you are in the plates publishing business. |
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In rec.aviation.owning Mitty wrote:
: On 11/30/2005 6:04 PM, Robert M. Gary wrote the following: : How is that different from AOPA? The only thing I didn't like about : AOPA was that they download you each chart as a pdf. However, I found : software to mege them into one pdf and therefor put two charts on a : paper and print them all at once. : : -Robert : Actually there is now (possibly temporarily) some very good, : free, software to get and manage plates: : http://www.cmensys.com/trippack/ It doesn't look free... there's a demo available... perhaps that's what you mean. It also looks like it's Winders-only. Doesn't help me. Since we, as taxpayers, have already paid to produce this information, I think there should be a means of providing it en-masse. With bittorrents all the rage these days, bandwidth to mirror that data isn't that big of a deal. If anyone knows of place to download the whole mess, I'd be glad to hear about it. -Cory -- ************************************************** *********************** * Cory Papenfuss * * Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student * * Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University * ************************************************** *********************** |
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