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Bill Kearney wrote:
The maptech version (it's the same software) comes with ALL OF THEIR US MAPS. The Rosepoint one doesn't. $100 for the entire US waterway data is a pretty good deal, even if you only end up using one or two of the discs. You could, I suppose, using the freebie NOAA charts but they don't have the same level of detail as found on maptech's. Or the depth bathy charts, I don't know that Coastal Explorer can use them. Coastal Explorer is an amazingly friendly program. Well worth the price in either flavor. -Bill Kearney "Don Bouchard" wrote in message t... Does anybody know if there is a significant difference between Maptech Chart Navigator Pro and Coastal Explore by Rosepoint--other than the price differential ($100)? Rosepoint seems to have written both programs, and I am loathe to waste $100. My Rosepoint came with all the charts on a separate cd. Gordon |
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