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Nice looking lunar app. However, the text color of the Lunar 100 features (appears to be cyan) is very difficult (at least for me) to read against the white/blue atlas map (cyan does show up great on the photographic globe)

Mobile Atlas Creator (formerly known as TrekBuddy Atlas Creator) is an open source (GPL) program which creates offline atlases for GPS handhelds and cell phone applicationslike TrekBuddy, AndNav and other Android and iOS apps.For the full list of supported applications please see the features section.Additionally individual maps can be exported as one large PNG image with calibration MAP file for OziExplorer.As source for an offline atlas Mobile Atlas Creator can use a large number of different online maps suchas OpenStreetMap based maps and other online map providers.

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But it does depend on how many atlases you have.

You do also want to consider the size of things on screen, there is no benefit to massive textures if they are always displayed at a lower resolution anyway.

There are three different ways to view the content of the atlas. If you simply wish to browse the maps you can select the Maps tab. This will load a thumbnail gallery of all the maps in the atlas which you can flip through before tapping on a particular map to select it.

One can also use the Locator tab, which pulls up a map displaying the entire area covered by the atlas overlaid with boxes corresponding to individual maps. If you wanted to view a map of the Nile delta you could simply select box 74 to be taken to that map. If you are looking for maps of ancient sites within a modern country, a button is also provided in the upper right hand corner to turn on and off modern borders.

Finally, you might be searching for a specific site in the atlas. Selecting the Gazetteer tab opens a searchable alphabetical listing of all the sites included in the atlas. A pop-out drawer located in the upper right hand corner of the screen explains the organization of modern and ancient site names as well as country abbreviations. Searching for a site returns links to each map on which that site appears.

There are a few interesting features within the maps themselves. Tapping in the center of a map drops down a tool bar containing key and compass icons. Selecting the key icon slides out two drawers from the right which elucidate the symbols and coding of features and time periods on the map. This is a vast improvement over the print edition which required flipping back and forth within the atlas to read the key. e24fc04721