Free Travel & Navigation Software for Windows Vista

A free app for Windows, by Andrew Mason...

A trial version app for Windows, by...

Easy Route is a simple interface for Google, Bing and Yahoo maps. Features: Place/Address validation using Internet Geocoding services. Calculate driving distances between locations. Adding notes to the locations. An unique software and interface for...

Paris eBook is a digital ebook which gives useful information about Paris and links to interesting addresses as museums, restaurants, shopping stores, romantic areas, transport information... You get the video about the famous Notre-Dame cathedral and the...

Vectorial Map allows you to view Mapsforge (OpenStreetMap) offline vector maps. It supports different map styles, basic track editing, and online maps. Features: - View Mapsforge offline vector maps (.map). - Change the map's look and feel on the fly...

Justmapzz combines the functions of a geo-browser, a Streetview viewer, an advanced route calculation system, a track drawing / import / export utility, a favourites system and a lot more. It is a tool to plan your trips. Explore the region of...

TrekkingMapEditor is GSI(Geospatial Information Authority of Japan) map viewer, and also print it. This map can be used for trekking, hiking, cycling and many things to do. This software has a lot of great features. * Zoom and scroll by the mouse. *...

DIRT software uses your windows computer to measure your reaction time. It runs on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10. It will measure your perception time; the time it takes for your brain to process the appearance of a red light. It will also measure your...

ZIP Code Explorer is an All-In-One Advanced Zip Code Index with built-in Lookup and Research Tools. The index includes over 42,000 U.S. ZIP Codes with their associated Cities, States and Latitude/Longitude data. The built-in research tools enable you to...

Travel through the major European roads in the XVIIIth century, for all operating systems. A map of European Post-Roads by John Rocque 1752, reprinted in 1781. Documents provided in .jpg mode images and presented on html pages readable with a Web browser....