G.Projector — Map Projections
G.Projector transforms an input map image into any of about 200 global and regional map projections.Longitude-latitude gridlines and continental outlines may be drawn on the map, and the resulting image may be saved to disk in GIF, JPEG, PDF, PNG, PS or TIFF form.
G.Projector is a cross-platform application that runs on Macintosh, Windows, Linux and other desktop computers.It requires that your computer have a Java 8 (or later version) runtime environment installed.
The current version of G.Projector is 2.5.0, released 2020-04-04.
Get G.Projector
G.Projector transforms an input map image into any of about 200 global and regional map projections. Longitude-latitude gridlines and continental outlines may be drawn on the map, and the resulting image may be saved to disk in GIF, JPEG, PDF, PNG, PS or TIFF form. Description Our website provides a free download of mProjector 4.0.9. Commonly, this program's installer has the following filenames: mProjector.exe and mProjectorV2.exe etc. MProjector is developed for Windows XP/7/8/10 environment, 32-bit version. This software is a product of Binary Noise. MProjector Windows converts SWFs to super projector applications for Windows OS: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and Windows 7 with IE 5.5 or later; mProjector Mac converts SWFs to super projector applications for Mac OS: Mac OS X 10.4 or later. Sanyo PLC-XD2200 LCD Multimedia Projector Review June 4, 2010 Sanyo PLV-Z3000 Projector Review December 7, 2008 Sanyo PLV-Z700 1080p 3LCD Home Theater Projector Review October 8, 2008.
Additional CNO/CNOB overlay files compatible with G.Projector are available from the Panoply software collection ofoptional 'outline overlays'.G.Projector also understands many SHP shapefiles and can use them for overlays.
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Documentation and Credits
Contact
If you wish to be notified when new versions of G.Projector are released or if you would like to report a bug, please contact the author,Dr. Robert B. Schmunk.
I've been testing Screentime screensavers on Windows 7 and realized that I needed to brush up on Windows Power Management - a very confusing subject.Projector Reviews
Standby
When the PC enters this state it shuts down most components but leaves it's RAM powered.
Pros: Goes into standby fast. Comes out fast.
Cons: Uses a small amount of power. If the battery dies (or is removed), all data in memory will be lost.
Hibernate
When the PC enters this state it saves the contents of RAM to disk (in a file called hiberfil.sys) and then turns itself off completely.
Pros: Slow to go into Hibernate. Slow to come out.
Cons: Uses no power. Computer can lose power and still recover.
Sleep - New Vista Feature
When the PC enters this state it first goes into Standby. If the battery gets into a critical state, or a certain time passes (configurable in the Power Options CPL), the laptop will wake briefly from Standby then Hibernate.
This is the default behavior on a laptop. The idea is that under most circumstances, your laptop will go into power-saving mode fast, and come back out fast (you can be back to your desktop in 2 seconds or less -- about as long as it takes to open the lid of the laptop). It's also safe, because it'll save your data if the battery goes critical.
Hybrid Sleep - New Vista Feature
Hybrid Sleep is designed for desktops, not laptops. In Hybrid Sleep mode, when you click Sleep, the computer does two things:
1) Saves all of your data to disk as if it was going into Hibernation
2) Goes into standby. It stays in Standby permanently (unless you change the setting in the Power Options CPL to make it Hibernate fully at some point).
The idea is that this is better than normal sleep because if the desktop loses power while in sleep mode, it will still be able to recover because all of the data was saved.
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Labels: Power Management, Screensaver, Windows 7
