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National Geographic Trip Planner Deluxe Special Edition

National Geographic Trip Planner Deluxe Special Edition
From: Mindscape

List Price: $49.95
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Format: Cd-rom
Platforms: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 95
Media: CD-ROM
Operating System: Windows ME
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 12 x 12 x 3

Model: 378201
UPC: 772040782016
EAN: 0772040782016

Condition: box has light Wear.

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Get all the tools you need to prepare for your trip. Once you select your destination and route, National Geographic Trip Planner Deluxe offers a unique perspective on activities, scenic drives, and points of interest that cannot be found elsewhere.

Amazon.com Review
National Geographic made its name in multimedia by digitizing the whole of its printed magazine. Since then, the company has produced several CD-ROMs, and this one, Trip Planner Deluxe, provides what you need to plan the perfect journey through the USA and Canada.

The software has a standard route planner component. If you give it a start and end point, and any stopping-off points in between, it will work out a driver's route. Tell it how fast you tend to drive on different kinds of road, whether you prefer scenic routes, and even when to nudge you to take a rest, and it will take this into account when planning.

The software incorporates a reference database covering everything from how to find the perfect camera bag to general weather statistics for different times of year throughout the U.S. and Canada. There is a notebook for your own jottings, and a huge database called the Guidebook, which lists places to eat and stay, attractions, and even guided walks around towns and country. If you find a place you want to visit, a quick click locates it on a map at the appropriate scale. If a place has been recommended by friends that have already tried it, slot it into the locator and the software will find it for you.

Trip Planner Deluxe is brimming with information, yet it remains easy to use. It could be very useful for anyone planning a North American holiday. --Sandra Vogel

Amazon.com Product Description
National Geographic turns an everyday road trip into an adventurous expedition. Whether you're taking a short trip or a long journey, this essential tool helps you easily plan your trip and pack it with interest. National Geographic Trip Planner Deluxe contains all of the practical tools you need to prepare for your trip. Plan and map your trip on more than a million miles of roads, using mapping and routing technology from NavTech, the makers of MapQuest, and the GeoSystems digital map database. Once you select your destination and route, National Geographic Trip Planner Deluxe offers a unique perspective on activities, scenic drives, and points of interest, based on exclusive National Geographic travel resources.


Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars not impressed   April 20, 2000
wgrippo (USA)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful

I bought this product because I am a subscriber to National Geographic and have always been impressed with their magazine and maps. I was a little dissapointed with this product, in that it does not always find the towns and streets I am looking for, and the searching methods are a bit unuserfriendly. I also do not like the fact that it is CD-based, with no option to install everything on the hard drive. I don't use it much because I don't like searching for the CD everytime I want to map something. It's easier to look up a map on the internet.


1 out of 5 stars Don't purchase! Get Rand McNally   March 18, 2000
27 out of 28 found this review helpful

Everytime I enter the name of a city this program tells me "no match". I then go through the cities listed and find the one I want. I have had to do this with large and small cities. I will go back to using my Rand McNally 1997 Triper Maker as it works when I enter a town.



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