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Map 'N Go is the best!
Too bad they discontinued it a few years ago. Street Atlas is ok. We use it at work, and to some extent, I use it RVing. Interface is a bit difficult, but can be learned. I have the new one on order, along with a GPS to hook it all up to a laptop and test it.
Map Quest on line is quick and easy.
Too bad they discontinued it a few years ago. Street Atlas is ok. We use it at work, and to some extent, I use it RVing. Interface is a bit difficult, but can be learned. I have the new one on order, along with a GPS to hook it all up to a laptop and test it.
Map Quest on line is quick and easy.
I use the MapPoint North America stuff from M$, also Garmin Mapsource.
I've actually started just using my GPS (Garmin 2720) for what I need.
I like the M$ interface better than Garmin, fwiw
I've actually started just using my GPS (Garmin 2720) for what I need.
I like the M$ interface better than Garmin, fwiw
I use both MS Streets and Trips 2006 and DeLorme Street Atlas USA 2006 with my laptop and GPS receiver.
Of the two, I primarily use Streets and Trips.
I do like the interface of Street Atlas USA better, but the maps are too far behind, where Streets and Trips seems to be much more up to date.
Of the two, I primarily use Streets and Trips.
I do like the interface of Street Atlas USA better, but the maps are too far behind, where Streets and Trips seems to be much more up to date.
The nice thing about the 06 s&t is it add voice guidance- Status
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