#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 HOW TO#
#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 PORTABLE#
#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 SOFTWARE#
#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 PLUS#

Finley's Old US 80 guide is also pretty good but it's out of print. Do you happen to have Jeff Jensen's Drive the Broadway of America? It's available here. You probably know the attractions better than I do but I'll still mention Desert View Tower and Boulder Park. I took a look at the area you're talking about and immediately recognized exit 77 although I don't think I've ever used exit 80. I've done that plenty of times and the out-of-sequence thing too. The via looks like it's right in the middle of the road but zooming in reveals a divided highway with the via in or nearer the incorrect lane.

#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 SOFTWARE#

The software might seem a bit overwhelming at first, but after using it a couple times you’ll quickly get accustomed to it and be on your way. Some errors can be overcome by adding 'routable road' in the Draw layer but not all.Īnother possibility is that you had a via in the 'wrong' lane. The Delorme Earthmate LT-20 and Street Atlas 2008 are a nice combination to add GPS functionality to any computer, and coming in at about 20 it’s well worth it. Of course, you wouldn't have this problem if you could just be satisfied with going where everyone else goes.Īs hard as it is to believe, there is always the possibility that DeLorme is just wrong. Even if DeLorme had a 'follow the alignments of 19xx' setting (Wouldn't that be cool?), you might want to insert or skip segments depending on whether you are driving your Lamborghini or your Hummer. It can be aggravating but, as I said, is really unavoidable. So, I believe you're basically using the correct procedure and just bumping into DeLorme's limits and the natural conflict between the path you want to follow and the one that some computer algorithm spits out. The software installer includes 42 files and is usually about 2.85 MB (2,983,338 bytes).

#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 PORTABLE#

The most used version is 15.140.26968, with over 98 of all installations currently using this version. The ATLAS (Automatically Tuned Linear Algebra Software) project is an ongoing research effort focusing on applying empirical techniques in order to provide portable performance.

#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 PLUS#

When I did the Lincoln Highway west from Indiana I had a separate route for each state and apparently had to break both Nebraska and Iowa into three legs. DeLorme Street Atlas USA 2015 Plus is a program developed by DeLorme Publishing.

Unfortunately, SA does not provide an easy way to do this.

#DELORME STREET ATLAS 2015 HOW TO#

Over time you'll learn how to minimize them somewhat but you may still reach that limit and the only solution is dividing the route. This is the unavoidable conflict that roadies have with all routing software. Regardless, inserting vias (artificial waypoints) is really the only way to create the route you want. If so, selecting 'Shortest' (right side of 'Route' tab with 'New/Edit' selected) will help. These developers would do everyone a favor by sticking to the defined Windows GUI which SA and S&T both did.Sounds like you may have 'Quickest' selected. CoPilot is now a phone app only and I didn't like what I saw. So I looked and didn't find anything much. The developer is taking suggestions and it improving the interface so it may get better. You can send the maps to google maps somehow. ryman South Creek Casey Key 93 urn reek LAUREL RD UREL RD ELAUREL RD L-Albee Rd. I have not tried it for navigation but it supposedly does that by using a phone app. You can put the height and length of your rig into it and it will route to avoid problems. The Interface is not highly developed but you can use it. RV Trip Wizard is a subscription service and works rather well for planning trip once you adjust to it's many quirks. Plus this is now dead software but you can still buy it on Amazon. And while it claims to have a navigation mode, it is worthless since it opens a tiny window that can not be expanded for navigation. I find it is a pain in the butt to use for planing tho. RV Plan'N-gets down to the backroad level showing Forest Roads in detail. I still use SA for general navigation, the roads have not changed that much.

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