What is the difference between CyberTracker and CyberTracker Studio?
Both versions are installed by default and both are free. CyberTracker allows features to be removed from the user interface by means of a feature file. When you run CyberTracker, you can specify a feature file like this: “ct3.exe /features:Standard” (which will load CyberTracker using the Stardard.features file). The purpose of this is to have a simple version (which doesn’t change much) and a more complex version (with lots of features). You can even create your own feature file by using the “Feature.exe” application that ships in the CyberTracker folder. CyberTracker contains some GIS functionality, but I need more CyberTracker is primarily a data capture tool. We’ve been resisting the move toward extensive GIS functionality because it distracts from producing a great data capture solution. We also do not wish to compete on features with products like ESRI ArcView. If you need more GIS functionality, we recommend ArcView with CyberTracker as your data-conduit.
