WinTopo Portable V.3.4.1.0

WinTopo Portable V3.4.1.0 download

WinTopo is a high quality software application for converting TIF, JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP files and scanned images into useful vector files suitable for CAD, GIS and CNC applications. The professional version is for people who want more processing options and finer control over the vectorisation process. WinTopo Pro includes many options for pre-processing the raster image to get the optimum vectorisation result. It also benefits from a more advanced vectorisation engine which has resulted from our many years of expertise in programming, engineering and image processing.

Features:
» One Touch Vectorisation, fully automated for ease of use
» Many fine-tuning options for the experienced user
» Based on established research findings on raster vectorisation
» Enhanced with the very latest research findings to give you the best possible results
» Arc recognition. Smooth arcs are fitted to the curved parts of the image
» WinTopo Pro vectorises colour images into colour CAD drawings
» Powerful Georeference feature ensures that your vectors will be scaled, rotated, translated and deskewed to the correct coordinates ready for your CAD/GIS/CNC system
» Digitising and Vector Editing
» You can assign Levels to the vectors ready for output to a 3D CAD/GIS system
» Many image pre-processing functions to help you get the best from your images
» Process large images in minutes or seconds

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Import Link From CSV or text file's

1. First Click Module >> Network >> Site Data >> Site List >> Import >> Link text file

2. When you are in the Import Link dialog box, you will see a list of values that can be imported. At the end of each line put a space and the number of the column (field) in your CSV file as shown below.
3. Setting field delimiter, coordinate format, latitudes, longitudes, unit, grid unit, hemisphere, polarization, file names, etc like your csv data.

4. A line in your CSV file would look like this:

Site1,Site2,ABC123,DEF345,49.2342,120.2433,49.5636 ,120.4322

Once you have defined the fields you can click Save definition file for reuse later. Make sure you set the other options in the dialog to match your data source.

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