Terrestrial globe
" Terrestrial globe " is designed to view the Earth as a globe. Images can be zoomed in and out as well as moved with a pen.
Installation. prc file is to be installed in a usual way.
Release version is to be installed without deleting the Demo version to
preserve already chosen preferences.
Demo version contains about half of cities displayed in Release version.
In the Demo version omitted cities in a fixed range of longitudes.
Program designed to make possible to customize appearance of the picture
and to view in details any part of the globe. Control buttons are at the left
side of the screen.

Fig 1. Two examples of the main screen of the program
The top button
is for moving screen image. Hold the pen on
the screen moving from begin to end points.
is for getting information about an object
you tap. If besides a name the
button appears, it is possible to get additional information about one by
tapping it. By tapping
you will move the object to the center of the
screen for zoom purpose. The
and
buttons are for zoom. Zoom operation works in
a way that the center of the picture is not moved.
The
button is for preferences. The next
screenshot gives appearance of the preferences.

Fig. 2 Preferences screenshot.

Fig. 3 Grid used in the program.
Tip! The
less items are displayed the faster program works. Moreover, if there is no
zoom (x1) to many marked items makes screen image overloaded and not readable.
The
button is for location, date and time
settings.

Fig. 4 for location, date and time settings.
To set the desired value, please, tap on selector or push button.
Menu bar allows to find full countries LIST and easy to view a chosen
country. In the screen center positioned the chosen country capital.

Fig. 5 Menu bar.
Also it is possible use any available zoom with menu bar.
Because English is not our primary language we would be very grateful
for any comments concerning improvements of this manual.
Version 1.02 Color support has been added
Version 1.03 Bug reported by Simon Yeke concerning m505/515 support, has been fixed
Version 1.04 Two additional zoom's are supported now
Vlad Yudin
Dmitry Nikolayev
October 8, 2003 Dubna,
Moscow region.