These developers would do everyone a favor by sticking to the defined Windows GUI which SA and S&T both did. CoPilot is now a phone app only and I didn't like what I saw. So I looked and didn't find anything much. The developer is taking suggestions and it improving the interface so it may get better. You can send the maps to google maps somehow. I have not tried it for navigation but it supposedly does that by using a phone app. You can put the height and length of your rig into it and it will route to avoid problems. The Interface is not highly developed but you can use it. Top Rated Gear: DeLorme Street Atlas USA 2015 Plus DVD Software - GPS Compatible Software (GPS Receiver Not Included) MFR: AO-8777-101.

RV Trip Wizard is a subscription service and works rather well for planning trip once you adjust to it's many quirks. Plus this is now dead software but you can still buy it on Amazon. And while it claims to have a navigation mode, it is worthless since it opens a tiny window that can not be expanded for navigation. I find it is a pain in the butt to use for planing tho. All The campsites from RV Directions 2011 totally obliterate the USA map from DeLorme.

RV Plan'N-gets down to the backroad level showing Forest Roads in detail. I am still using DeLorme 'Street Atlas USA 2015 Plus' along with an XData Dataset called RV Directions 2011.Because of its age, I supplement it with a Garmen NUVI for local city traffic or use it in our towed vehicle. My opinion is don't upgrade from 7 to 10 in case I haven't made myself clear, which happens according to my wife! I believe Windows 7 was at the top of the list for best all time OS's made by Microsoft.I still use SA for general navigation, the roads have not changed that much. In fact, their version number 2.6 hasn't changed in several years, and the license I purchased in early 2009 worked just fine when I installed it on my new Windows 10 laptop.

I forgot to mention that GPSGate works fine for me on Windows 10. Going this route (not upgrading) allows one to preserve your existing laptop while getting a new one with a current OS installed to run the latest and greatest programs. After having the Windows 10 upgrade run unbeknownst to me I decided to buy a new laptop as it didn't turn out too well, but it was time anyway. If I had to do it all over again I'd still be on Windows 7. The upgrade process can break other functioning products no matter how you go about it, but once on Windows 10 you can uninstall and reinstall to resolve the issue. As far as GRLX products go, as long as you are using version 2 it should be fine. If you use any version other than Delorme 2015 with Windows 10 it isn't a good combination.

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