Re: RC: Travel guides

[DreamWeaver <nvrider@home.com>]

http://www.exitsource.com/  Here is one of them.  The Delorme Street Atlas 
8.0 is excellent, and comes packaged with the AAA Map'n'Go.  I got a copy 
at Office Depot for $29 after a $10 rebate.  It's really nice using it with 
your laptop and GPS -- you can immediately identify where you are and get 
directions to where you want to go, really an improvement over looking at a 
map and saying "gee it's about a half an inch" <G>.  Also, if you have a 
web enabled cell phone, you can look this stuff up as you go.  AT&T is 
currently including pocket-net at no additional charge (thru amazon.com), 
so you can have unlimited access to the web.  It's pretty handy, you can 
look up people in the phone directory (or businesses), directions, maps, 
weather, road reports.  If your crew gets really bored, they can look up 
the latest headlines, stocks, sports or play games.  k

At 05:05 PM 05/14/2001 -0700, Kristen L Olko wrote:
>I have found 2 travel guides which advertise that they give info for
>every
>exit on the interstates. One was called Exit by exit or something like
>that.
>Has anyone ever gotten a publication like this? I don't want a camping
>guide.
>I'm going on the XP and want to know where to find everything.
>
>Thanks for your help,
>
>Kris