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Multi-Location Mapper

Microsof Access Add-On - Multi-Location Mapper

Multi-Location Mapper is an example Microsoft Access database that will take a list of latitude and longitude coordinates and display them as pinpoints on a Google Map in a browser window. You must first use our Geocoder utility to convert your addresses into longitude and latitude if you don't have these coordinates already. Displaying address locations on a map is a great way to geographically and visually enhance your Access application.

With Multi-Location Mapper you can:

  • Visually represent locations on a full-featured Google Map.
  • Map multiple locations.
  • Specify a color for each pin point (10 colors are available to choose from).
  • Specify a letter of the alphabet for each pin point.
  • Specify Pop-up informaton that appears when the user rests the mouse cursor on a pin point.

Multi-Location Mapper consists of VBA code, Javascript and some HTML, so it is easy to distribute with your Access application.

Download

Download mlm.zip (516kb) - For Access 2000 and later

v1.5 - Bug fix: Prevent error 13 at marker 22.

v1.4 - Bug fix: Access runtime version support.

v1.3 - Bug fix: Removed extra backslashes in file name.

v1.2 - Fixes problem where a regional setting with a "," as a decimal separator would cause mapping to fail.

v1.1 - Fixes problem with css file that caused map to fail to appear.

v1.0 - This version is entirely new.

Instructions

Double-click on the downloaded zip file to open it, then double-click on the readme.txt file inside and follow the instructions contained within to install this application on your computer.

See the included readme.txt file or help file for further instructions on application usage.

Technical Support

For technical support for this application, please send an e-mail message to: info@peterssoftware.com

Price

Free!

 

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You can use Geocoder to convert addresses into latitude and longitude co-ordinates.