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Does anyone know of any GPS software for Mac OSX?
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GPS Software for OSX?
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GPS Software for OSX...Anyone?
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Thanks for the reply, but I've been there done that. I'm looking for GPS software that runs natively in Mac OSX.
Route 66 is a great GPS app for MAC's.
www.66.com , <-- company
and www.gps4fun.com <--- US Distributor
You can DL a free GPS program called GPSe in in Japanese but its cool
www.66.com , <-- company
and www.gps4fun.com <--- US Distributor
You can DL a free GPS program called GPSe in in Japanese but its cool
http://www.macgpspro.com/ is a native GPS app.
http://www.gpsy.com/ is still in OS9 but works in Classic and they are diligently working on their OSX version.
I haven't tried either of these yet, but I have heard testimonials about both and they sound pretty good for what they do.
http://www.gpsy.com/ is still in OS9 but works in Classic and they are diligently working on their OSX version.
I haven't tried either of these yet, but I have heard testimonials about both and they sound pretty good for what they do.
macgpspro and gpsy are not applications which have many features which I would like , for instance routing , street level maps.
Besides you have to buy these apps which arevery limited , to waypoints and maybe topo maps that you have to make yourself.
This can be done for free with GPSe which is free here
http://homepage.mac.com/etmr/GPS/gpse.html
Besides you have to buy these apps which arevery limited , to waypoints and maybe topo maps that you have to make yourself.
This can be done for free with GPSe which is free here
http://homepage.mac.com/etmr/GPS/gpse.html