LandVision Product Update: LandVision Winter 2016 Release

At Digital Map Products, we’ve been diligently working to develop products that provide our customers with the most valuable solutions to address their business needs. With the new LandVision Winter 2016 release, we’ve improved features and enhanced functionality based on our clients’ feedback.

Enhanced Google Earth View

Internet browsers are deprecating support for the Google Earth plugin, but don’t worry! We’ve enhanced our popular View in Google Earth feature, giving you continued access to LandVision properties in Google Earth, and the ability to leverage the full program features of Google Earth and Google Earth Pro.

To use the enhanced capability, simply right-click a parcel and select “View in Google Earth.” A KML file will download to your computer and opening that file will launch Google Earth or Google Earth Pro and take you directly to that location.

Quick PDF

We’ve made it easier than ever to generate PDFs in LandVision without having to worry about your browser or computer settings. All it takes is two simple clicks to get your current map view as a PDF, complete with aerial imagery, your drawings, custom layers, standard map data layers, and more.

Significant Bug Fixes for Trade Area Analysis, Print and LandVision Connect

The new release includes some important usability and compatibility fixes for Trade Area Analysis* and our LandVision Connect* mobile app, which are now working better than ever. We’ve also addressed issues when printing in certain browser versions.

*Trade Area Analysis is available in LandVision Commercial and Builder editions and LandVision Connect is available for LandVision Commercial users.

We’re excited about the new features available in our LandVision Winter 2016  release and hope you’ll find them to be useful for your real estate research, analysis and decision making! To learn more about LandVision, visit the helpful links below:

• See a Free Demo of LandVision
• About LandVision
• About Digital Map Products