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    redbeard is offline Global Mapper User
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    Just a suggestion. http://www.gdal.org/gdalbuildvrt.html http://www.gdal.org/gdal_vrttut.html for some info. It's basically a raster catalog that some other programs can use. Well any program that uses gdal.

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    Do you have a sample VRT file? It might be something that we can transform into a Global Mapper catalog.

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    I don't. I was trying to create one in another program, and it seems to crash that program 100% of the time. Hence, the suggestion to create one.

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    Here's a sample vrt file...it's one made by the qgis with the gdal extensions. The extension is .vrt but I changed it to .txt so I could upload it. It seems to work.
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    I've taken a look at the VRT documentation, but it doesn't look like it fits very well with the existing map catalog functionality in Global Mapper. The best I could probably do is allow loading a VRT from the map catalog dialog and just extract the list of files from the VRT and add them to the map catalog. Would this even be of any use?

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    No, at least not enough to be worth the trouble. I can create the vrt with some cli tools or use qgis, but it's only for a small project I have. For the most part I just prepare the files with Global Mapper (batch utility is most awesome) and create a vrt when I need it.

    But thanks for looking into this.

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    thanks for sharing this its so nice of you
    marry

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