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# 32193 15-Apr-2009 22:40
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Someone might be interested in this guide, i havn't tried it yet

http://www.touchpodium.com/2008/04/13/view-google-maps-locally-with-maps-offline-01/

There seem to be two methods

1. Use "maps offline"

2. Use "map this"

Tutorial video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbVygHZMUvg




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  # 208375 21-Apr-2009 15:25
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kiwijunglist: Someone might be interested in this guide, i havn't tried it yet

http://www.touchpodium.com/2008/04/13/view-google-maps-locally-with-maps-offline-01/

There seem to be two methods

1. Use "maps offline"

2. Use "map this"

Tutorial video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbVygHZMUvg



If it works that is super handy. I'll give it a go for sure.



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  # 208406 21-Apr-2009 18:11
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Apparently google might be preventing you from scraping large maps into a cache, can't recall exactly what i read, but it involved a user temporarly being blocked from accessing google maps.

if you get sucess please post!

i gave up, thought it seemed a bit complicated.




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