Microsoft MapPoint 2009

The nominees for the 2009 Oscar for Short Film (Animated) is as weak a group as I've seen in many years.

A very weak vote for "The Lady and the Reaper" but "Logorama" will probably take the Oscar.

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Microsoft MapPoint 2009 is business mapping software that helps visualize data and communicate insights with instant impact. MapPoint 2009 includes updated geographic and demographic data, plus new features including Send to Mobile, a streamlined user...

Microsoft est le leader mondial du logiciel pour micro-ordinateurs. La société développe, commercialise et supporte une large gamme de logiciels et accessoires à usage professionnel et domestique. Ceci pour permettre à chacun d'accéder à la puissance...

Conçu pour une utilisation professionnelle quotidienne, Microsoft MapPoint permet aux utilisateurs Microsoft Office de tout niveau, au sein d'une organisation, de visualiser facilement leurs informations professionnelles, de communiquer des...

Für professionellen Gebrauch mäßig geeignet...

Zu aller Erst sei gesagt, dass ich dieses Produkt auf Anraten meines neuen Vertriebsleiters mit den Worten "dass ist ein must-have" zugelegt habe ( zum Glück hats die Firma bezahlt )... Beim Starten fiel mir direkt auf, dass nicht die gesamte deutsche...

Achtung: Es werden keine x64-Systeme unterstützt

Alle x64-Usern rate ich bei der alten 2006er Version zu bleiben, da auf der im Gegensatz zur neuen alle wunderbar geht. Vielleicht ändert sich das schon in den nächsten Wochen via Updates, aber im Moment geht nichts mit Vista x64, XP x64, Server 2003...

Vorsicht, alte Mappointkarten auf dem Handy Nutzer!

Microsoft hat bei Mappoint 2009 den ursprünglichen Zweck, Geschäftsdaten zu visualisieren wesentlich fokussiert. Die Folge davon ist, dass PocketStreets für's Windows Mobile Handy nicht mehr unterstützt wird und durch Windows Live Search ersetzt wurde....

To the reviewer who compares MapPoint to Streets & Trips, he is obviously not aware of how this product was meant to be used. I have used MapPoint for many years and it is a remarkable product.

Works great with SQL and Access databases. Built-in demographic data can be combined with your own company data to produce almost unlimited maps

None

None. No real advantages over Streets and Trips

Basically is same as Streets and Trips, which is ok software and $35 instead of $275. Dont wast your money on this software

Good functionality But Should Have Included A GPS

I have only used an earlier version of MapPoint and even then for only in a strictly direction-finding capacity. I understood the data mapping functionality of the product but that was never a feature I intended to use. MapPoint 2009 seems to go one...

Awful as a route planner. Excellent for data mapping

The maps in this product and Microsoft Streets & Trips 2009 are the same - and both are awful. They are incredibly outdated, incomplete and error-ridden. On a recent trip, I was navigating. In a car moving at expressway speeds, the results in the...

For business, not pleasure

First off, if you are looking for software to help you with turn-by-turn directions, I recommend Google Maps or Google Earth, both of which are free. If you're looking for something a little more robust, Microsoft Streets & Trips 2009 might do the...

Still the best product for displaying geographic data, but could be better

I have used MapPoint for my consulting business for many years; 2009 is, I think, the third upgrade that I have installed. MapPoint is a good tool for displaying demographic data that is included with the program, as well as my own data which I...

Maps in my area are out of date

I've waited a long time to review this product while I considered its pros and cons. I actually owned the first version years ago which I was given free at a Microsoft conference. It appears to use the same maps as "Streets and Trips" which is...