MSR MapCruncher for Virtual Earth 3.2.4

MSR MapCruncher for Virtual Earth is a software tool developed by the AIT Microsoft® Glossaries Team that allows users to quickly and easily place their own maps onto Virtual Earth.

MSR MapCruncher works by allowing users to import their own map images, align them with the base map of Virtual Earth, and create tiles that can be seamlessly displayed within the Virtual Earth interface.

Some of the main features of MSR MapCruncher include image importing, alignment tools, tile creation, and export options for Virtual Earth. It also supports various map projections and coordinate systems.

Yes, MSR MapCruncher is a free tool provided by Microsoft Research. Users can download and use it without any cost.

Yes, MSR MapCruncher allows you to import your own custom map images in various formats such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, and TIFF.

There is no specific limit to the number of map images you can import in MSR MapCruncher. However, it's recommended to keep the number manageable for better performance.

Yes, MSR MapCruncher provides alignment tools that allow you to precisely align your custom map images with the base map of Virtual Earth using control points.

MSR MapCruncher supports exporting tiles in different formats, including the standard Virtual Earth tile format (DZI) as well as Deep Zoom Image (DZI) and Custom Map Types (CMT).

Yes, you can use the exported tiles from MSR MapCruncher in your own applications. The tiles can be easily integrated with other web mapping platforms or used offline.

Yes, Microsoft provides a user guide and documentation for MSR MapCruncher which can be accessed online or downloaded along with the software.