[Promotion-technology] Sendero GPS Test Drive

[David Andrews]

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>> Dear friends of Sendero,
>>
>> On the heels of our new GPS release in July, Sendero Group is pleased to 
>> announce the release of a unique trial version of the GPS version 4 
>> software for BrailleNote mPower and PK users wishing to Test Drive Sendero 
>> GPS.
>> http://www.senderogroup.com/testdrive.htm
>>
>> We utilize the new Replay capabilities of GPS version 4.0 to take users on 
>> a tour of Washington  D.C. along with both vehicular and pedestrian 
>> routes. The GPS Replay simulates the GPS receiver so the user doesn't 
>> actually have to have a receiver or know a lot about the software in order 
>> to experience its features. Think of it like a player piano where you can 
>> sit back and listen or play along.
>>
>> Test Drive installs 3 folders on the Compact Flash card including a maps 
>> folder containing Washington D.C. streets and points of interest. Caution: 
>> If you have GPS already installed on your BrailleNote, Test Drive will 
>> install over that version. Make sure you have the original GPS 
>> installation file so you can reinstall it if you wish.
>>
>> When you select Navigation from the Main Menu, you are presented with a 
>> list of 5 choices so you don't need to know anything about the GPS program 
>> to take a test drive. The Help Key or Space H will list all the command 
>> choices. You can use the Talking Map/Virtual mode to explore manually. 
>> After 10 minutes, the virtual position is reset to the White House. Test 
>> Drive can live on your BrailleNote as long as you like without it timing 
>> out. Test Drive is restricted to one map, which is Washington D.C. as it 
>> requires the least memory.
>>
>> Feel free to send this email to your BrailleNote friends who may wish to 
>> check out the new GPS 4.0 Test Drive.
>>
>> Let Sendero send you on your way.
>>
>> Contact Sendero Group:
>> http://www.senderogroup.com
>> Toll free phone (US and Canada): 1-888-757-6810
>> Direct phone: +1 530 757-6800