<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><ossohelpsource>  <folder>    <title>Maemo Mapper</title>    <topic>      <topictitle>Introduction</topictitle>      <context contextUID="help_maemomapper_intro"/>      <para>Welcome to Maemo Mapper.</para>      <para>        Maemo Mapper is a geographical mapping tool that can be used to:      </para>      <list>        <listitem>          Download map data to your device's main memory or to an external          memory card.        </listitem>        <listitem>          View that map data on the screen.        </listitem>        <listitem>          Navigate that map data by panning around the screen and zooming in          and out.        </listitem>        <listitem>          Display your position and other GPS information from a GPS          receiver.        </listitem>        <listitem>          Store and display Point-of-Interest (POI) data.        </listitem>        <listitem>          Download directions between arbitrary points on the map.        </listitem>        <listitem>          Save or open track data or route data.        </listitem>      </list>      <para>        Use the <ref refid="help_maemomapper_" refdoc="index"/> to peruse the        various sections of this help document, or go to <ref          refid="help_maemomapper_getstarted" refdoc="Getting Started"/> to        get up and running quickly.      </para>    </topic>    <topic>      <topictitle>Getting Started</topictitle>      <context contextUID="help_maemomapper_getstarted"/>      <para>        When you first start Maemo Mapper, you will be presented with the        <display_text>Settings</display_text> dialog box.  Most of the        settings have reasonable defaults, but if you have a GPS receiver,        you should fill in the <display_text>MAC</display_text> field with        the MAC address of your GPS receiver.  If you don't know the MAC,        turn on your GPS receiver and push the        <display_text>Search</display_text> button.  Maemo Mapper will        attempt to automatically discover the MAC address of your receiver.        For more information about the <display_text>Settings</display_text>        dialog box, see <ref refid="help_maemomapper_settings"          refdoc="Settings"/>.      </para>      <para>        When you are finished setting up Maemo Mapper to your preferences,        pressing the <display_text>Ok</display_text> button will lead you to        another dialog box: the <display_text>Manage          Repositories</display_text> dialog.      </para>      <para>        To get started quickly, press the        <display_text>Download...</display_text> button.  Maemo Mapper will        download a set of pre-defined repository information for you to use.        If you use the pre-defined repositories, you can delete the        <display_text>Default</display_text> repository.  For more        information about repositories and the <display_text>Manage          Repositories</display_text> dialog, see        <ref refid="help_maemomapper_repoman"          refdoc="Managing Repositories"/>.      </para>      <para>        Certain repositories (most notably, the commercial ones) may have        license agreements attached with their use.  It may be illegal to        use a certain repository with Maemo Mapper or under certain        conditions.  This includes the repositories downloaded via the        <display_text>Download...</display_text> button.  If you are not        sure if you are legally allowed to use a particular repository, you        should delete it from your list of repositories.  The authors of        Maemo Mapper cannot be held responsible for your use of a particular        repository.      </para>      <para>        Once you have your Repositories set up the way you like, press the        Ok button, and you will be presented with a blank screen, because        you have not yet actually downloaded any map data to your device.        To allow Maemo Mapper to automatically download map data as it        becomes needed on the display, enable the        <display_text>Auto-Download</display_text> checkbox in the        <display_text>Maps</display_text> menu.      </para>      <para>        If you have a working internet connection, Maemo Mapper will attempt        to download maps and display them on the screen automatically as        the downloads complete.  You should see a map of the world.  Be        careful when you enable Auto-Download, because it can quickly fill        your available disk space.  See        <ref refid="help_maemomapper_mapman" refdoc="Managing Maps"/> for        details on how to manage disk space for a particular repository.      </para>      <heading>The Graphical User Interface</heading>      <para>        The main view of Maemo Mapper emphasizes simplicity.  By default,        the map is all that is displayed.  You current position (if you have        a GPS receiver) is indicated by a blue circle.  The blue line        extending from the blue circle indicates your current heading and        speed.  <i>Tracks</i> are red and represent where you have been.        <i>Routes</i> are green and represent where you want to go, i.e.        directions to a location.      </para>      <para>        The hardware buttons on your device provide quick access to common        functionality:      </para>      <list>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_full_screen"/> - Toggle          Full-Screen Mode        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_zoom_in"/> - Zoom In - hold down to          zoom multiple levels at a time        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_zoom_out"/> - Zoom Out - hold down to          zoom multiple levels at a time        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_scroll_up"/> - Pan Up - hold down to          scroll        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_scroll_down"/> - Pan Down - hold down          to scroll        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_scroll_left"/> - Pan Left - hold down          to scroll        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_scroll_right"/> - Pan Right - hold down          to scroll        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_scroll_center"/> - Toggle          <ref refid="Auto-Center" refdoc="Auto-Center"/>        </listitem>        <listitem>          <graphic filename="2686KEY_esc"/> - Programmable; defaults          to: Hide/Show Tracks and Routes        </listitem>      </list>      <para>        You can also pan around the map by tapping on the screen.  Maemo        Mapper will center the display on where you tapped.  If you had        <display_text>Auto-Center</display_text> enabled, tapping a location        to center on it will automatically disable that functionality.      </para>      <para>        From this point, you can use the menus to manage routes, tracks, and        map data; to change the view; to change settings; or to see detailed        GPS information (if you have a GPS receiver).      </para>      <para>        There is also a context-sensitive menu that appears on the map when        you tap and hold a location on the map.  From that menu, you can        download directions, calculate distances, or add/modify        Point-of-Interest (POI) data.      </para>      <para>        For help with any of these features, use the        <ref refid="help_maemomapper_" refdoc="index"/>.      </para>    </topic>    <topic>      <topictitle>Main Menu</topictitle>      <context contextUID="help_maemomapper_mainmenu"/>      <para>        This help topic describes the functionality of each of the menu        items in Maemo Mapper.      </para>      <heading>Route</heading>      <para>        The <display_text>Route</display_text> menu is used to manipulate        the current <i>route</i>.  A route in Maemo Mapper is defined as a        set of points and waypoints describing <i>where you would like to          go</i>, e.g. driving directions from 123 Main Street to 456 Elm        Street.  It can include multiple segments.  The current route is        empty until you open or download a route.      </para>      <para>        The <display_text>Route</display_text> menu has the following menu        items:      </para>      <list>        <listitem>          <display_text>Open...</display_text> - Open a route from a GPX          file on the file system.  The opened route is <i>appended</i> to          the current route, so you can string together different routes          together to create a trip with multiple destinations.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Download...</display_text> - Download a route from          the internet.  See <ref refid="help_maemomapper_downroute"            refdoc="Download Route"/> for more information.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Save...</display_text> - Save the current route to a          GPX file on the file system.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Show Distance to Next Waypoint</display_text> - Show          the distance left to be traveled (along the current route) until          the next waypoint.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Show Distance to End of Route</display_text> - Show          the distance left to be traveled (along the current route) until          the end of the current route.  The calculated distance includes          the distance between breaks in the route (i.e. between the end of          one route segment and the beginning of another route segment).        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Reset</display_text> - Reset Maemo Mapper's tracking          of your progress along the current route.  Use this if Maemo          Mapper loses track of where you are with respect to the current          route.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Reset</display_text> - Clear the current route,          effectively replacing it with an empty route.        </listitem>      </list>      <heading>Track</heading>      <para>        The <display_text>Track</display_text> menu is used to manipulate        your current <i>track</i>.  A track in Maemo Mapper is defined as        a set of points along which you have been traveling, i.e.  <i>where          you have been</i>.  It can include multiple segments.  Tracks are        most useful if you have enabled a GPS receiver.  The current track        is empty until you get at least one valid position point from your        GPS receiver, and it is appendeded to whenever you stray far enough        from the last track point.      </para>      <para>        The <display_text>Track</display_text> menu has the following menu        items:      </para>      <list>        <listitem>          <display_text>Open...</display_text> - Open a track from a GPX          file on the file system.  In contrast to route data, the opened          track is <i>prepended</i> to the current track, so if you are          trying to rebuild previous track data, you must open the tracks          backward in time (most recent tracks first).        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Save...</display_text> - Save the current track to a          GPX file on the file system.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Insert Break</display_text> - Artificially insert a	  break in your current track data.  This simulates the loss and	  re-acquisition of a GPS fix, and it can be used to track, for	  example, refueling stops.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Insert Mark</display_text> - Artificially insert a	  mark with a description in your current track data.  This can be	  used to mark important landmarks.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Show Distance from Last Break</display_text> - Show          the distance traveled (along the current track) since the last          break.        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Show Distance from Beginning</display_text> - Show          the distance traveled (along the current track) since the          beginning of the track.  The calculated distance includes the          distance between breaks in the track (i.e. between when a GPS fix          is lost and later re-acquired).        </listitem>        <listitem>          <display_text>Clear</display_text> - Clear the current track,          effectively replacing it with an empty track.        </listitem>      </list>      <heading>Maps</heading>      <para>        The <display_text>Maps</display_text> menu is used to control your        map repositories.  This menu will be populated with a list of all of        your map repositories, from which you can select to switch to a        particular repository.      </para>      <para>        The <display_text>Maps</display_text> menu has the following menu        items in addition to the list of available repositories:      </para>      <list>        <listitem>          <display_text>Manage Maps...</display_text> - Download or delete          maps for the currently selected repository.  For more details, see