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- How can I extend a term license?
- Can I change a single licence for portable (USB) licence?
- How can I install a single licence?
- What is a term licence?
- I have lost (destroyed) the pendrive used to install the licence. What should I do?
- I have lost (destroyed) the pendrive used to install the licence. What should I do?
- Do I need to have my own pendrive to install the software?
- What is the function of a pendrive in a portable (USB) licence?
- What do I need to install and activate a portable (USB) licence?
- Can I use a portabale USB licence on more than one computer at the same time?
- Can I change a single licence for portable (USB) licence?
- Why is it necessary to wait 24 hours to move the single licence from one computer to another?
- How to move the single licence from one computer to another?
- Can I install a single licence on a server?
- On how many computers can I install a single licence?
- Problems with retaining the current position arrow and compass
- How to display a map from DXF file
- Measurement setup – antenna height, count of epochs, point name and code, etc.
- How to display an online map from WMS, WMTS, TMS, Google Maps or Open Street Map services
- Connection of the GNSS receiver with the QuickGNSS app
TFW - problems with georeferencing files
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Some versions of IntelliCAD allow the insertion of a georeferenced raster without using KaliBro. The advice below refers to such versions (for unknown reasons, the latest versions of the most popular IntelliCAD have been stripped of this feature). It is possible to use only TFW files (specific to TIFF files), even when you want to insert a raster in another format. KaliBro, like many other programs, uses appropriate file extensions for the individual raster file formats with saved georeferences ( BMP - BPW, JPG - JGW). Saving georeferences with KaliBro may result in the inability to later use the georeference file to insert a raster, e.g. by another IntelliCAD user who does not have KaliBro. The georeference files have the same internal structure, so it is sufficient to change the extension of the corresponding file to TFW. You can also "force" KaliBro to save georeferences only with the TFW extension (regardless of the format of the raster itself). To do this, in the CAD Settings, on the IntelliCAD tab, enable the option: Use georeferences only with TFW extension. 
