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August 2005

July 2005

Mapping Enhancements
Enhancements have been made to the LoadTrak online application with respect to mapping. There are now two options available for LoadTrak customers to choose from.
- The basic mapping has been enhanced to provide the following
  - Street names automatically appear on major streets and highways
  - Additional colours have been added to distinguish major and secondary highways and roads
  - The map now has a smoother more refined look.
- A second optional map is available that includes all the enhancements with the basic mapping plus the following
  - Land locations for Alberta and Saskatchewan are displayed on the map
  - Grid roads appear sooner on the map (it is not necessary to zoom in as far in order to see the grid roads.)
All new and existing customers automatically receive the basic mapping, if you require mapping that includes Land locations please contact your authorized LoadTrak Dealer. There is no additional charge for customers to have the Land Location Mapping option.

March 2005

Mapping Enhancements
Two enhancements have been made to the LoadTrak online application with respect to mapping.
- You will be able to view more detail from a higher vantage (zoom) point. This means that you will not have to zoom in as far to see grid roads on the map.
- You will be able to view the land locations of the Dominion Land Survey down to a quarter section view. This view is only available for Alberta, Saskatchewan and northern British Columbia.

November 2004

Dispatch Client Training
New learning resources in the form of online tutorials and user manuals are now available to assist our LoadTrak customers. Login to the LoadTrak application and check out LoadTrak Resources and Training.

September 2004

Updated LoadTrak PMA Reports
Changes have been made to some of the PMA reports. These changes include the addition of a time zone selector, different units of measure for fuel quantity and average fuel, and more precise odometer calculations.