Georeference a Scanned Paper Map

In only five minutes of actual work we use Manifold Release 9 (www.manifold.ne...) to georeference a 157 MB scanned paper map so it can be used as a layer in GIS. The scanned map is a historic map showing Davy Crockett National Forest in Texas, downloaded from the Library of Congress website.
Compare the speed and ease of use of georeferencing in Manifold to georeferencing in ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro. A RUclips video at • How to Georeference a ... from an ESRI user shows this exact same scanned paper map being georeferenced in ArcMap.
Compare Manifold workflow to ESRI workflow and you'll agree it's a lot easier, quicker, and less confusing in Manifold. Fast GIS is fun GIS! All this works in the free Manifold Viewer (www.manifold.ne...) too.