Help me find the best atlas/trip software...

[Drummerboyevil]

So, my beloved girlfriend is going to florida for spring break, without me. She knows I'm bummed because everyone I know except for me is going somewhere, but I'd love to show how great of a boyfriend I am by supporting her trip and getting her a really nice atlas because she's crazy and likes to research routes and stuff.

Any sort of suggestions?

~chad

[TakimanPGT]

Uh Oh, Chad. You mean she'll be surrounded by all those dreamy muscular guys with really REALLY teeny skimpy swimming shorts and hard, rippling musles.

You need one of those old school Maiden Protectors.

[Aran]

I have a copy of Microsoft Streets and Trips 2002 (Which needs updating, lol) on my laptop that I have with me all the time and it's pretty damn good.

If you get the 2005 edition, for about ~$90 you can get it with a USB GPS locator for on the go (Laptops are the only real benefactors, I guess) that I want...

[95ProbeGTSR]

if you want something simple on-line just go to maps.google.com

[walg]

Alot of trucking companies use ALK Technologies PC*Miler. I have it on my laptop, it's really good for giving different routes based on different criteria (time, fuel stops, etc.)
Also, alot of company's use RandMcNally's Streets!, there is an online version that you can use. The two i listed are direct competitors.
Enterprise class!

[Drummerboyevil]

Uh Oh, Chad. You mean she'll be surrounded by all those dreamy muscular guys with really REALLY teeny skimpy swimming shorts and hard, rippling musles.

You need one of those old school Maiden Protectors.

I hate you.

[Drummerboyevil]

I hate you.

P.S. I love you again for the springs.

[TakimanPGT]

Yer welcome, Chad,

Say hi to parents, bro and gf for me. And visit again. Or maybe I'll visit you in turn.

[Drummerboyevil]

Will do...

Does anyone know if that make those cool usb gps's for ibooks?