MB-Ruler

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MB-Ruler
MB-Ruler.Screenshot.World.png
Author: Markus Bader
License: (free of charge)
Platform: Windows
Version: 4.0
Languages: German, English, and ...
Website: http://www.markus-bader.de/MB-Ruler

Onscreen triangular ruler and protractor

Features
Feature Value
Map Display

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Routing

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Navigating

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Tracking

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Monitoring

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Editing

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Rendering

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Accessibility

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Overview

MB-Ruler is a Windows application, that was originally designed to measure distances and angles on the screen.

Since MB-Ruler 4.0 measuring distances in OSM data is supported, too.

MB-Ruler has no own renderer but uses the prerendered tiles of the OSM servers.

Features:

  • measure distance between two points
  • measure length of a polyline
  • draw the measured distance (section of a great circle)
  • for users testing GPS based applications: MB-Ruler can generate NMEA data and write it to a COM port. This data can be used by an other application to test it's GPS functionality (details in the MB-Ruler help file)

Downloading

MB-Ruler 4.0 can be downloaded from the its download site

further Screenshots

MB-Ruler.Screenshot.USA.png MB-Ruler.Screenshot.FootPath.png

License

MB-Ruler is freeware for non-commercial use. An enhanced shareware version MB-Ruler Pro is available, too.

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