Guess I should not be doing email and posts with the Head Cold from Hades....between that and the ZD7K frequency cops on 20 meters (talk about overkill) I am kinda duffer-ish today. So, the software mentioned previously is "On Top of the World Lite", without the typo. I still have a version I downloaded nearly five years ago. It does not show the grayline as well as Geoclock and other programs but it is great for quick access to cities and countries and takes up little hard drive or resources. It is not the same as an atlas or encyclopedia but the price is great! The first URL below is that of the program's creator. The second sort of reviews the program. http://www.tiac.net/users/hlynka/index.htm http://wolf.its.ilstu.edu/microcam/msg/g90.htm Also, another amateur passed this on to me as well: "If you enjoy maps as much as I do, then you ought to look into the Encarta Reference Suite. In this "Suite" of programs is one called "Virtual Globe". This is a world map and it is a super program for finding lot of information about the places you wish to locate. I bought the total "Suite" for nothing. I watched the newspapers and the ads and found Best Buy with the offer of a full price rebate. This is a great program for locating all those DX places which we are lucky enough to have made contacts." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now, I have exceeded my post limit for the year! 73 es gud dx! =*=* ==*= =** =**= =** * =*= =**** =*= =*== *=== Ron Angle, Chico CA 73 de K6KYJ From the Land of the Seven Dipoles (former calls BV1US, KL7FAR, N6DOJ, AB6ZX) www.qsl.net/k6kyj ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe/unsubscribe, feedback, FAQ, problems http://njdxa.org/dx-news To post a message, DX items only, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives available at http://www.mail-archive.com/dx-news%40pro-usa.net/ This is the DXR reflector sponsored by the NJDXA http://njdxa.org
