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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows Vista / 2000 / XP
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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- Plan Routes. See leg distance, compass bearing, total journey length and time
- Print Maps. Create personalised maps from your PC.Long routes can be printed with a multi-page function
- Save map data and routes to a Pocket PC
- Program GPS. Program Routes and waypoints into your GPS
- Plot GPS. Moving map display real time GPS position displayed on PC or Pocket PC
- Performance Review. Import GPS tracks to see where you've been, speed and distance covered
- 3D World.Visualise the terrain around your routes and tracks in a continuous 3D landscape!
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Outdoor Industries Association
Go Outdoors Awards 2004 - Outdoor Accessory of the Year
Product Description
Seamless OS Landranger 1:50,000 maps available for the whole of Britain. Use these detailed OS maps to plan walks, mountain bike trails, print your own maps and program routes and waypoints into a GPS. Not only that but you can also review your performance and actual route taken by importing a GPS tracklog back into your PC and overlaying it on a map of your choice.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:CD-ROM
Have already trialed the national parks version of memory map, so knew what I was expecting with this pack. It works very well, and can upload routes and waymarks to my Garmin GPS, so proves very useful for keeping me on the path when out walking. Highly recommended for anyone who does a fair bit of walking and uses a GPS device.
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