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Gtiff2Quad Version 3

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GTiff2Quads_v3

This update fixes possible tile smearing.

GeoTiff2Quad

This updated version of GTiff2Quad allows the use of Tiff files with an accompanied TFW file. The problem with
Tiffs is that even with a .tfw file, the projection is not determined.

The most useful projections are EPSG:4326 (lat-long) or EPSG:3857 ( Google-type meters).
The updated version allows you to choose if the projection is not available.

Also a tiff without a .tfw present in the same folder, can still be tried with a popup asking for
the image bounds in lat-long... and that may work for the aerial project.

The app is python code that is compiled. I'm including the source code. It was developed with the help of
Google's Gemini.
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