Thanks heaps for the suggestions.
I've got MS InetInfoServer 5.1 up n running on my home pc under winxp32.
Accessable via a dynamic domain name.
PHP, mySQL, MSAccess, Valentina Server, LC Server up n running successfully.
I tried apache but found out it was just another web server so dropped it.
Since I alread had IIS5.1 up n running successfully.
Just sitting down now to have a look for a step by step procedure for DLin GMs and converting with MOBAC.
The path can be a file path.
But the file path must be under the web server management as a virtual directory.
So the URL command can find it within the web server.
i.e. defined as an IIS virtual directory.
Right-click My Computer | manage | Services n Apps | IIS | Right-click web Sites | New Virtual Directory
But I'm too lazy.
M:/Inetpub/wwwroot is the IIS Web Site.
So c:/Barry_Tiles WILL NOT WORK unless its been defined as a Virtual Directory.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<customMapSource>
<name>BGSTiles</name>
<minZoom>18</minZoom>
<maxZoom>18</maxZoom>
<tileType>png</tileType>
<tileUpdate>None</tileUpdate>
<url>file:///M:/Inetpub/wwwroot/BGSTiles18/gm_{$x}_{$y}_{$z}.png</url>
<backgroundColor>#000000</backgroundColor>
</customMapSource>
With MOBAC - if the maps are not displaying then the custom xml file hasn't been setup corrently.
i.e. the url is probably incorrect
Again with MOBAC the Zoom Levels with 18 ticked is showing 55 tiles
where there are actually 323 tiles as the source.
So I think the 55 Tiles are what MOBAC will be trying to create.
In MOBAC you can move the map around with the arrow keys.
SO you can start to lasso the top left tile,
and while the left mouse is still down lasso-ing
you can use the arrow keys to find the bottom right tile to select to finish the lasso with a left mouse up/release.
Then in MOBAC you create an atlas by clicking the "NEW" button and select OsmDroid ZIP as the output format.
And type in the name you want for your new atlas.
Then click "Add Selection" to add the selected tiles under your new atlas.
You can select more tiles and add selection those as well later if you want.
Then click "Setting" | Directories | Select - to point to the output folder to where you want to create the atlas in.
Then Click Create Atlas.