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04-19-2007, 10:54 AM
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Location: Sunderland, UK
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Best Route planner for iMac
Hi,
I used to always use MS Autoroute for my daily installation jobs by entering all the postcodes (UK)and then clicking on 'optimise' which would put them all in the optimum order. Since i bought a new iMac I'm having trouble finding route planning software. The only one I can find is Route 66 but I'm not sure if you can enter postcodes or optimise your route involving multiple stops. Is there another one out there or can you indeed use Route 66 for the above. Regards Mackem |
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