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The news also offered a little insight into the “odd sort of dead-end” behavior I’d noted with PhotoPlus. For my photo editing needs, I planned to acquire PhotoShop Elements rather than transferring PhotoPlus 6X but Serif came up with some news and an offer that resulted in me doing neither.
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Switching computers means transferring existing software or acquiring new, and I did a little of both. I started thinking it was about time to jump ship.Īn opportunity to do just that came along in 2016 with the purchase of a new computer.
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I wasn’t about to spend big bucks on Adobe’s full featured PhotoShop Creative Suite but their Elements product was only a few dollars more than PhotoPlus and seemed to have everything I needed and most of what I merely wanted. Someone must have thought the tweaks were good but I found some actually detrimental to the way I worked. What did bother me was the tweaking for tweaking’s sake of existing features. I had no wish list of features, so it didn’t bother me that new releases added very few. But what really got me to thinking about moving on was that PhotoPlus seemed to have reached an odd sort of dead-end. (Younger readers may have to Google that.) Most people I knew used PhotoShop. In the My Apps PhotoPlus post I wrote of feeling like a Beta Max user in a VHS world. More than a dozen releases later, at Version 6X, I was still using it although I sensed the end of our relationship was near. Serif’s PhotoPlus had been my photo editor of choice since 2001 when I started using Version 4.0. Boot time of a laptop, storage & security, and it's just not feasible to use by yourself in the car.Affinity Photo is a Serif product. Fun stuff.Ĭonvenience is the big downside. When it builds the route it will automatically create suggested waypoints of when to buy gas and where to stop for the night. There is a "trip wizard" where you input some parameters like MPG and gas tank capacity of your car, how many hours per day you prefer to drive, etc. The detail on a 15 inch laptop screen cannot be beat.Īs a trip planning tool, they are wonderful. Invest in a wireless card for the laptop and you have full access to Google/Yahoo maps, satellite views, plus full access to anything else on the internet. If you have a co-pilot to run the computer, it is an excellent trip tool. At $79, including the GPS receiver, they are a great value. I have used both, and prefer the Delorme product. Can I transfer trip plans from this software into my Garmin 260? Thanks in advance for the advice. Should I get the version with the GPS receiver? I have a Garmin 260. I would appreciate your thoughts and opinions on the product. I'm considering buying a copy of this software. If you want better compatibility with your Garmin nuvi, but at a cost of giving up a lot of features and a price for software alone that is close to the other product with GPS hardware included, go with Mapsource. If you want full featured mapping software, or even want to use your laptop as a GPS with a USB receivere, then seriously consider the Delorme or MS products. In most ways it is vastly inferior to the Delorme or MS products, and is much more expensive than the versions of these products that don't include a USB GPS receiver. But I would hardly call it a better product.
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I agree, if your only purpose in getting PC software is to talk to the nuvi, then use Mapsource.
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My old Garmin GPS 38 will talk over a serial connection to these products, but the nuvi line will not. And it's is worth noting that the nuvi line isn't made to work with either of these products either, that is it will not send out industry standard location information on the USB connection. I have not seen the Delorme in a few years(although I don't expect it yet talks to the nuvi), but the MS S&T definitely can not load files into the Garmin. I tend to prefer the Delorme, but both are good for what they are. I've used both the Delorme and the Microsoft products.