Pocket PC version of Expert GPS??

[+jollybgood]

I was reading some old threads this morning and noticed one of the GroundSeak developers had post in November 2002 that he was working on a Pocket PC version of Expert GPS.

 

Any updates on that?

 

Jolly R. Blackburn

http://kenzerco.com

"Never declare war on a man who buys his ink by the gallon."

[+quakemap]

Can't say for OtherGPS software, but if you are interested in having aerial/topo maps and geocaches on PocketPC or Palm - check out this thread: http://ubbx.Groundspeak.com/6/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=5726007311&f=7116058331&m=69060818

 

It is in beta testing, but if you jump on early and help the developer - rewards are there :-)

 

Happy trails!

 

http://www.quakemap.com - redefining Easy...

[topografix]

quote:

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Originally posted by Jolly B Good:

I was reading some old threads this morning and noticed one of the GroundSeak developers had post in November 2002 that he was working on a Pocket PC version of Expert GPS.

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I'm continuing to develop and improve the PocketPC version of ExpertGPS, prior to release. I hope you'll find the extra features and ease-of-use worth the wait.

 

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Dan Foster

TopoGrafix: GPS Software, Waypoints, and Maps

http://www.topografix.com/

[+sfsdfd]

For several months, I've been working on a PocketPC-based geocache database combined with GPS mapping software called CacheDragon. Yesterday, I released v1.1 of this software, and it's available as a trial download from Handango. (The trial does not expire, and differs from the full version in only a few ways.)

 

Here's a link:

 

Handango

 

David Stein, Esq.

[+crashmore]

Unless I'm mistaken cachedragon doesn't do waypoint management / xfers.

 

I'm looking forward to an expert gps version for the pocket pc. In the meantime I'm using

g7toce for waypoint management on my pocket pc.

 

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