Curt,
You heard about the Coordinate.pm perl module?? I use it to convert
between
AGD66 used by some of my topo maps to the WGS84 used by Xastir.
Doco is non-existent but with the assistance of a mate who is a perl
guru, I
managed to wrap an ugly perl script around it to batch convert a lot of my
files.
Mind you, the process was painful as the original map format is not
supported
by Imagemagick (ECW and SID) so had to use Oziexplorer to export and GIMP to
trim and rotate.
I could then put the corner co-ordinates through my script to generate
the
Xastir .geo file.
Ian
VK1IAN
> The datum shifts I see in my county are in the neighborhood of 90 to
> 100-something (105?) meters. This shift is between NAD27 and
> WGS84/NAD83 datums.
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