Software:- Autoroute Map

[Chris Potts]

Oh Dear, last min rush shopping descion but it may too late for christmas present for my family....

 

Just wonder:-

 

So I have been looking for Mircosoft Autoroute Map CD for PC computer. There only available use in USA, UK and European road map. I'm looking for Australia Road map sofware CD but there have no Microsoft Australia AutoRoute map ??...Or is it different title software.

 

Can you help me find right direct link website shop online...

 

Much appricate

Thank

Chris Potts...

[Chris Potts]

48 Viewer and no one reply... :(,

 

Okay, I have got one Microsoft Autoroute software for Europe. Click this:

 

Only I found that PC CD software only available limit in country coverage. But no Australia road map and street map on that list available.

 

So I have been search website looking for Australia Road map and Street maps

 

Only I found few of list like this

 

OziExplorer software CD

 

and

 

GARMIN Map Source Australia

 

Both software seem to not good and crap software..

Do you know which best suitable??

 

I love Australia place better than Dull British

 

Thank you...

[wilky9]

I guess it depends on wether you want the auto-routing to be done on your computer (before the trip) or on the GPS itself. I've been using Mapsource Metroguide for several years now, and I find it to be pretty good at getting me from A -> B. I am using a Garmin eTrex Legend C. I tried letting the GPS auto-route for me the other day, and while I think I would have eventually made it to my destination, I'm glad I had the route planned out on paper. But that's not really the intended purpose of the eTrex line, and not what I bought it to do.

Anyway, 154 Euros for MetroGuide Aus. seems like a lot to me, let alone 463 Euros for City Navigator. There are many alternative out there that can get the job done for less money, and some are even FREE. Google Maps for one is pretty good at guiding you from place to place, and there is software that can take these routes and put them on your GPS. I've started playing with MapItPronto to plan some bike/hike routes. Don't know how well it will work, but we'll see.