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Magic Maps is a multi-purpose mapping tool so easy to use, it feels like magic.
Do you work with data? Turn that spreadsheet into an interactive experience where states and countries light up according to values of interest, a timeline shows you how things have changed, and a Top 100 list presents the current standings. Magic Maps is a professional-grade tool for importing, analyzing and displaying time series data on a map.
Do you have a creative side? Click the Crayon tool to start coloring in states and countries. Click the Pencil tool to add a few points of
Do you work with data? Turn that spreadsheet into an interactive experience where states and countries light up according to values of interest, a timeline shows you how things have changed, and a Top 100 list presents the current standings. Magic Maps is a professional-grade tool for importing, analyzing and displaying time series data on a map.
Do you have a creative side? Click the Crayon tool to start coloring in states and countries. Click the Pencil tool to add a few points of
What's New
Version 1.3.7:
- Ability to export selection layers as KML
- Ability to export data from Smart Layers and selection layers as JSON
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.6 or later
- 64-bit processor
Magic Maps User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:2,430 |
| Version Downloads:86 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Demo |
| Date:17 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $19.99 |
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Magic Maps is a multi-purpose mapping tool so easy to use, it feels like magic.
Do you work with data? Turn that spreadsheet into an interactive experience where states and countries light up according to values of interest, a timeline shows you how things have changed, and a Top 100 list presents the current standings. Magic Maps is a professional-grade tool for importing, analyzing and displaying time series data on a map.
Do you have a creative side? Click the Crayon tool to start coloring in states and countries. Click the Pencil tool to add a few points of interest, and use the Text tool to label your map using the colors and fonts that suit your fancy. List all the places where you've planted your flag, or outline your future exploits. With Magic Maps, the world is your canvas.
Creating a map is the beginning. You can email your Magic Maps files to other Magic Maps users, or you can export your maps in many formats for use in presentations, articles, blog posts, YouTube, or data programs.
Magic Maps will help you find the insights in your spreadsheets or tell the stories of your travels. It will help you share your experience of discovery with colleagues, customers, readers, friends, and family.
Core features:
Do you work with data? Turn that spreadsheet into an interactive experience where states and countries light up according to values of interest, a timeline shows you how things have changed, and a Top 100 list presents the current standings. Magic Maps is a professional-grade tool for importing, analyzing and displaying time series data on a map.
Do you have a creative side? Click the Crayon tool to start coloring in states and countries. Click the Pencil tool to add a few points of interest, and use the Text tool to label your map using the colors and fonts that suit your fancy. List all the places where you've planted your flag, or outline your future exploits. With Magic Maps, the world is your canvas.
Creating a map is the beginning. You can email your Magic Maps files to other Magic Maps users, or you can export your maps in many formats for use in presentations, articles, blog posts, YouTube, or data programs.
Magic Maps will help you find the insights in your spreadsheets or tell the stories of your travels. It will help you share your experience of discovery with colleagues, customers, readers, friends, and family.
Core features:
- Layer-based map presentation
- Multiple data fields per layer
- View a timeline of data totals and averages
- Click an entity to see its associated dataSelect multiple entities with a selection box or the Command key"Top 100" rankings for any data field
- Click "Play" to watch any map evolve over time
- Import data from CSV, KML, or ShapefilesCopy-paste data directly from a spreadsheet
- Manually edit data by clicking the mapSupport for UTF-8, Unicode, Latin-1, and Windows-1252 text encodings
- For print or presentations: Export vectorized PDFFor the web: Export PNG
- For email: Command-C copies the current image to the clipboard
- For spreadsheets: Export CSV data
- For YouTube: Export high-def QuickTime moviesFor Google Earth: Export KML
- For Google Public Data Explorer: Export Dataset Publishing Language (DSPL)
- Point-and-click to add a single point
- Batch CSV import of latitude and longitude
- Batch geocoding of U.S. place names (town or city)
- Import KML or KMZ (including network links)
- Import ESRI ShapefilesLink data to custom layers
- Search for public templates at www.geocommons.com
- Use the crayon tool to color a simple map
- Choose colors to represent text categories or numeric ranges
- Move labels by clicking and dragging
- Leading lines automatically connect labels to their source
- Customize any fonts, colors, and sizesOptional drop shadows on shapes
- Adjustable movie playback speed
- Year-over-year change in absolute or percentage terms
- Sum multiple variables together
- Divide one variable by another
- Compute natural logarithm
- Scale by powers of 10
- Compute rolling average
- Compute weighted average
- Albers Equal Area
- Lambert Conformal Conic
- Mercator
- Winkel Tripel
- Instantly preview map projections
- Customize central meridian, standard parallels, and map rotation
- Support for spherical and ellipsoidal earth projections
- Count points within an area
- Aggregate point data within an areaDraw a "blast radius" of a specified distance around points
- Compute distance to nearest point on another layer
- Perform simple queries using Smart Layers
- Countries of the world
- U.S. states
- U.S. counties
- U.S. metro areas
- Link data against FIPS codes or state/country name
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Eric-Woehler reviewed on 09 Jan 2012
Tried to import data in several formats, including text-delimited and tab-delimited, but all formats (including CSV) returned the error message of no data to import despite 3000+ data points in the data file.
Deleted after 2 minutes. Not going to bother/waste time on app that doesn't work.
Thanks for trial version, glad I could see that it doesn't work for me without spending $20!
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I have lots of data for my part of the world [Australia] and so often, mapping software tends to ignore the rest of the non-USA world, as if only the USA matters [not!]
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Mvferguson reviewed on 08 Jan 2012
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If you'd like to try Magic Maps before spending your hard-earned cash on it, you've come to the right place! The Magic Maps Trial is a free download with all the features of the full version (except for printing, saving, and exporting).
Thats on the developer web site.
As for trying this, not all of us have shiny 64bit macs, so is there any reason why a 32bit cannot be provided?
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It is alway possible to negociate refound with a developer, but via the Apple APpStore it is very difficult!
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http://magicmaps.evanmiller.org/free-trial.html
MeerAdTwins rated on 09 Jan 2012