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ExpertGPS Displays Your GPS Waypoints and Tracks over Maps of Croatia

ExpertGPS downloads waypoints and tracks from your GPS, and displays them over high-resolution, seamless maps of Croatia. Draw right on the map to plan your next adventure, or import data from AutoCAD, ArcGIS, or Excel. Use ExpertGPS to upload data from your GPS, convert Croatian coordinates, calculate area, and create professional maps that you can print out or include in reports.

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Click Go to Country... on the Go menu. Select Croatia from the list, and ExpertGPS will display a map of Zagreb. As you scroll around the map and zoom in and out, ExpertGPS will automatically download maps of the area you are viewing. You can use the Go to Address command to get maps for any Croatian address.

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New features were added to ExpertGPS on July 31, 2019
ExpertGPS runs on Windows 10, 8.1, and 7.

People often ask us about where they can download free tomtom maps, for their satnav. They have a forthcoming holiday in Europe, or are going to a new area of the UK camping, travelling or touring. They have found perhaps that they are driving through' fields' because the roads are not on their maps. Perhaps also they travel for work and need to locate newer postcode areas, or find locations like B&Q, Homebase, Tesco, Sainsbury, Esso, ASDA or any other major retailer.

We accept that you may need some new maps, however before you start looking all over the internet and involve yourself in a lot of time and effort - we suggest you glance through this short and helpful article.

Lets explain one thing from the start:

There is no such thing as a 'free map'. Creating and updating maps takes a lot of people and an awful lot of time ! There are just two major map suppliers - TeleAtlas and Navteq and they have massive teams of people working on this. Drivers on all the major roads of Europe, people at computers assembling and adding changes - its a huge industry.

Here at Landis Media, we employ 5 people just to update the location and POI information which we supply. By the way our useful POI info is FREE. However - maps are so much more complicated than locations. That's because you have a lot of points to make up just one section of road.

Maps are now extremely closely linked with satnav's that they are almost inseparable now. A few year ago - tomtom tried to make a move and take the business 'high ground'. In a bid to guarantee their future (in the satnav market) they tried to buy up (for a world beating 2 billion) the main map maker - TeleAtlas. Arch rivals to tomtom - Garmin fired back with an anti-monopoly lawsuit to derail the whole thing ! Corporate war is not a nice sport and this went around the houses. It does show that maps are the key component to a satnav and as such nobody - tomtom nor garmin will be giving them away.

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That's why its appears to be almost as expensive to update your old satnav maps as to buy a new satnav. Its a deliberate ploy on behalf of satnav manufacturers. See our comments on this development later in this article.

This means that the only place to get a 'free map' is to 'steal a map'. Nobody likes to think of themselves as a thief, but copying occupies a “grey area” on most peoples moral compass. They don’t for example see copying a CD as the same as mugging an old lady for her purse !

Because of this, we are divorced from the act of “theft” and that’s why “hackers” or as I like to call them – “thieves” do what is termed in criminal jargon as the “heavy lifting”. They get the maps, crack them, copy them and distribute them on the Internet – so we can all use them !

You may have heard the term 'bricking' a device or satnav ? Well it means destroying the main hardware, flash memory or other part of an electronic device, such that it cannot be recovered., Its of course an easy thing to do - destroying hardware can be accomplished in a number of easy ways.

However when a person 'bricks” this tends to be done accidentally - normally whilst trying to upgrade, hack or unlock the device. Satnav makers like tomtom put a lot of work into copy protecting maps and SD cards - things are not simple. Illegally updating tomtom maps does take practice, luck and expertise. If something goes wrong you can wipe the whole tomtom or “brick it”. A satnav is not like say a TV set, which can be turned on and off to reset its systems. Many a “weekend wannabee” hacker has “bricked” (i.e. turned the device into little more than a house brick') a tomtom !

Just to illustrate what's involved we will talk you through a typical method for adding the 'free' hacked maps to a tomtom. This is not meant as a guide - you can find those on many pirate site. This is purely to show how complex it is and what can go wrong at every stage of the procedure. To actually update a tomtom you will need to do the following:

1. Go online and find a popular pirate site and download the following: a recent Navcore, a recent map and an illegal activator program. This is harder than it appears and may end up with torrents, virus and all sorts pirate site issues.

2. Download the files and open them on your computer - unpack them. At this point you hope there is no spyware or trojans (keyloggers, filesharing etc) inside. Copy the Navcore onto your tomtom (you have just voided your warranty) and reset - hoping the non standard OS makes the tomtom come on. You are now running a totally non standard system. Copy the hacked map and hope that it works with the Navcore you just used.

3. Often you will find you have to search for another Navcore or map (they have to match) - often this stops the tomtom working and you cant turn it on (or off). There's a huge amount of fiddling at this stage. Finally you can use the Activator (which must be run on your PC - again software from a known criminal and illegal hacker).

4. Once completed you turn it on and hope for the best. Often you find the message 'this map has illegal attributes and cannot be used on this device' - so back to the drawing board as you try and fix this. Minus of course your working tomtom, standard map., warranty and peace of mind !

During this process, which obviously takes an awful lot of your time - things often do go wrong and its not a simple process, especially as its rather technical. Any glitches, bugs or problems you now have with the satnav you have to put up with, because you don't know if they are from the pirate software you loaded or some other reason. That's why running pirated and badly 'cooked up' software is always a bad idea