Product Description
Our digital maps except freebies are supplied in 300 dpi jpg format. Files are uploaded as a single Zip file. PLEASE BE PATIENT; LARGE FILES TAKE TIME TO LOAD. Download size: 67Mb
After you have made your checkout payment [or we’ve received your POP for your EFT], you’ll get an automatic email with download instructions. Simple as that! [but be aware that some files are large, so allow plenty of time for the download!]. The jpg files are not password protected.
You will be allowed a maximum of two downloads per product [Zip file] purchased.
IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT DIGITAL MAPS
1. Our digital maps are effectively snapshots of our paper maps. They are not interactive [enlargement does not reveal greater detail] nor does removing elements, eg title pane, reveal more mapped area. That said, they can be enlarged or reduced to the limits of their resolution [300 dpi] with complete flexibility.
2. These are high resolution maps and are thus copyright protected to prevent unauthorised commercial reproduction.
3. iPHONES: We have recently been made aware that some iPhones store picture content in the Cloud, not on the phone, necessitating downloads every time you want to use the map. Seems that Apple wasn’t thinking about the vast areas of the earth with no wifi or phone reception. Work around this by installing a flash memory card in your phone if possible, so that the maps are always immediately available. This problem does not seem to occur on Android and other phones, as far as we know. Any info from users would be very helpful!
4. Please remember our recommendation: that you download your digital purchases to a laptop or other hard drive before transferring them [if required] to a tablet or smartphone.
5. Please note that digital products are NOT RETURNABLE! How could we possibly know whether they have been completely erased from all your devices? Please be fair!
JanBergman (verified owner) –
Absolutely stunning … the clarity and detail is great and makes identifying and following a trail much easier than the paper copy. I am afraid that for once I must admit that technology trumps traditional.