
In addition, MapPoint Europe provides some street-level coverage, but does not support address find, for:Īndorra / Bulgaria / Croatia / the Czech Republic / Estonia / Guernsey / Hungary / Ireland / the Isle of Man / Jersey / Latvia / Liechtenstein / Lithuania / Monaco / Poland / Romania / San Marino / Slovakia / Slovenia / and Vatican City. Microsoft MapPoint 2011 Europe provides detailed street-level mapping and address-find capability for:Īustria / Belgium / Denmark / Finland / France / Germany / Greece / Italy / Luxembourg / the Netherlands / Norway / Portugal / Spain / Sweden / Switzerland / the United Kingdom. The United States / Canada / Mexico (no address find for Mexico). MapPoint 2013 North America includes detailed geographic coverage for: Order Microsoft MapPoint North America 2013 Training for MapPoint is still available for existing users. We have kept information on Microsoft MapPoint on our page as a courtesy. It has been a trusted companion to millions of users for years, but has been discontinued by Microsoft. MapPoint is a very powerful and easy to use mapping software from Microsoft that makes it easy to combine business data with mapping and location.

Besides a Knowledge Worker Application like MapInfo, if you want to see all of our solutions, look at the Solutions Guide page. MapInfo Professionalis still the preeminent desktop mapping package. But some users ran into walls in what it would do and we helped them migrate to software like MapInfo Professional. Throughout it’s life, tens of thousands of users were happy with its capabilities. It was easy to use and filled with basic functionality. MapPoint was a wonderful mapping tool from Microsoft™. (Gee.everyone will want to use touch screen so we will do away with the normal desktop, start menu etc.that worked well.We leave this page up because people still search on MapPoint. Once again Microsoft has shown total contempt for the end-user and made a decision based on some warped perception of their customer base.

I have used Delorme Street Atlas, but have found S&T more useful. Just to see I disconnected from the internet and it became totally useless. I installed the recommended Bing Maps app on a tablet I will bring on a trip to Alaska and although it does much that S&T doesn't do, it doesn't do a fraction of the features I find most useful in S&T.

It is a great overview that I can refer to in areas where I have no cell or internet access.įor navigation, I use a Garmin Nuvi and for real-time location and traffic use HERE on my phone, assuming I am not in a Verizon hole. I save the map with the various detaled pushpins chock full of information and save it to whatever device I will have with me on which I installed S&T. I use S&T route planning feature to plan stops etc.for long distance multi-week trips.
