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Using GeoFind, you can find where you parked your car, your campsite, or that
fishing spot in the middle of a lake. Whereever it is, GeoFind will take you
back. Flag it and find it with GeoFind.
To find your way back, turn on GeoFind, set a flag, and turn GeoFind off.
Later, turn GeoFind back on, tap the green button, and follow the arrow back
to the flag.
As well as the basic functions, GeoFind has extended operations that provide
for
-Saving, retrieving, and deleting flags on permanent storage.
- Getting latitude, longitude, and address information about the flags.
- Tapping the screen to get latitude, longitude, and address information for the point tapped.
- Setting a flag at the point tapped.
- Entering an address, city name, airport code, or landmark name to retrieve a list of up to three addresses that match the search criteria entered.
- Selecting an address from the list to move the map to that location.
By using the extended functions, you can find out how far away places of
interest are and in what direction. Find out how far you are from the
Forbidden City in China. Find out which direction and how far away the Eiffel
Tower is from where you are standing right now. You can locate a previously
visited place, set a flag, and save the flag for later use. Not only can you
find your way back, you can have fun exploring with GeoFind.
Other Uses of GeoFind:
You can use basic mode (flag your current position) and explore mode (extended
operations) for more than finding your car. A couple of scenarios follow:
Visiting an amusement park? Flag your parking spot and save it. As you tour
the park, turn on GeoFind and set the flag and save it at the park entrance
and the rides as you reach them. Flag your meeting spot and save it. Retrieve
the flags to return to the flagged points.
Use the map drag and zoom to find a ride you haven't been to yet. Screen tap
the ride and set the flag. Then display the direction pointer to find out
which way to go to get there.
Out hiking and you’re not sure where you are? Use GeoFind to locate your
current position. Zoom in and out and drag the map around. Find a place nearby
that you recognize. Turn on screen tap and tap the place you found. Select
'Set Flag'. Then turn on the direction pointer. Follow the arrow to the place
you flagged.
Stuck somewhere and need help? Not sure exactly where you are? Use the basic
operation to flag your current position. Then use Flag Info to get your exact
latitude and longitude. Call for help and tell who you call where you are.
(Google Earth ® and Google Maps ® will accept the decimal format displayed by
GeoFind.)
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Feb. 15, 2013