Can I use the GPS system from my computer, if so, how do I get started?
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Yes, you can use GPS on your laptop. You need two things: a GPS receiver and software to interpret the data.\n\nMicrosoft Streets and Trips is an excellent resource that I use all the time. I believe the newest version even comes with its own GPS receiver.
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Try Log Me In, it's free and you can connect to your computer from anywhere in the world. http://www.logmein.com
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Call customer support.  Use the same connection you used to sign on here to look up their support # for whatever your provider is.  They can walk you through the steps to get your computer set up.
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You could run it inside VMWare Player or M$ Virtual PC. You possibly could talk to it via the virtual LAN card.
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have you tried google maps
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Go to Google.com, type in Truswitch, Enter. You should be able to download the program, install and run it. The program will ask you where your data is and where you want it to go. Good luck!
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download the pathes.\nchk if you have enough memory
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All GPS can tell you is your location on the earth. GPS cannot tell you where your property corners are, unless you already know the coordinates of those property corners. Your GPS unit does not know where your property corners are until you provide it with the information it needs. \n\nIf you knew the coordinates, which could be either latitude and longitude that mappers use, or state plane coordinates that surveyors use, then you could use GPS to guide you to the corner locations. But since you do not know where the corners are, you have no way of entering the required data into the GPS unit. \n\nYou not only need to get a professional surveyor to survey your property, you also need to tell the surveyor that you need him to provide you with the state plane coordinates of those points, so you can enter them into your GPS unit, then you will be able to find them yourself in the future.
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Try GoToMyPC\n\nhttps://www.gotomypc.com/en_US/entry.tmpl?_sid=112993892%3AD0D066C800065A4&Action=rgoto&_sf=2
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GPS, which usually stands for Global Positioning System, is a way to track your location based on satellite information and triangulation. Why would you need them in a desktop? \n\nSo the answer is no.
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Type TRACERT address  at the DOS prompt.  I have XP here and it works fine.\n\nPS- Anybody that might run TRACERT needs to have a shortcut on the desktop to CMD.
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you SHould be able to go to garmin and get it. Either from the web site, or directly over the phone... (for a charge of couse)
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Lots of free services out there.\nSMS.AC is a prime example. Though there's some daily limits.\nFor the UK you can use: MTNSMS
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Your GPS antenna needs to be able to see the sky.  Try pointing it out a window.  Besides, you don't really need to know where you are at home, do you?
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http://www.google.com/maps\nEnter your address\nClick on Satellite button
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use mapquest.com\nclick driving directions
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Yes because of GPS system