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| sci.geo.satellite-nav (Global Satellite Navigation) (sci.geo.satellite-nav) Discussion of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS). Topics include the technical aspects of GNSS operation, user experiences in the use of GNSS, information regarding GNSS products and discussion of GNSS policy (such as GPS selective availability). |
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June 20th 09, 07:25 PM
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Does navigation software have a future at Microsoft?
"We've seen it in AutoRoute, we've seen it in Encarta, and now we can see it
in Microsoft Money. Our friends at Microsoft are pruning out consumer-oriented software applications that are not meeting corporate objectives. Is Streets and Trips the next dog to be shot? Read more at: http://www.laptopgpsworld.com/micros...microsoft.html 
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June 20th 09, 07:54 PM
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Does navigation software have a future at Microsoft?
On 20-06-09 14:25, Marvin Hlavac wrote:
"We've seen it in AutoRoute, we've seen it in Encarta, and now we can see it in Microsoft Money. Our friends at Microsoft are pruning out consumer-oriented software applications that are not meeting corporate objectives. Is Streets and Trips the next dog to be shot? I like streets and maps and I've never had Delorme work to my satisfaction. Now looking for something to run on a Mac laptop...
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