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Planning Routes on the PC - What do you use?
This is directed to all the computer challenged folks out there :)
Which software you use to plan routes on? Don't mind if it's free or not. Cheers |
Re: Planning Routes on the PC - What u use?
I acquired a copy of Microsoft map point Europe 2006.
considering I hate all things microcrap. It is actually quite a good mapping tool and reasonably upto date. I use it for planning routes. but not for detail. as I would use sat nav to navigate to specific points I didn't know. |
Re: Planning Routes on the PC - What u use?
MS AUtoroute, street level maps of Western Europe and the POI's are useful too.
(You didn't think I actually knew all of those roads in Europe did you :D ) . |
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AA route planner
free |
Re: Planning Routes on the PC - What u use?
Same as the Jellyman. MS Autoroute (Free edition!)
That or a good ole fashoned paper map |
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I use Via Michelin.
Online version of the software their SatNav uses. |
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I would like to have sthing on the PC and not that much online so that I could plan without the chance of the website packing up or the internet connection dropping etc etc
I shall play with both MS s/ws and see which one suits me best If anyone else uses anything else let us know - I'll try that as well:) |
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Also, google maps (like that's going to go down!) and multimap, and streetmap. All online, all free. |
Re: Planning Routes on the PC - What do you use?
MSN Direction thingy or Google Earth ;)
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rac route planner
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