

Street Atlas has more features than its main competitor (Streets & Trips), but SA also has many more flaws too, including (as others have commented) poor quality/out-of-date map data, and that's on top of the extremely non-standard, clunky interface, that is much harder to use than it should be, even after you get used to it. It is too bad that a pretty good program was allowed to die. May dig it out and see if there’s still life in it. I still have it on an older laptop (I think). Atlas Signal Attachment Cable Dual 4-pin Harness DIY Kit (Item 70 000 051) Instructions (2019) Dwarf Signal Installation.
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I also asked the Delorme rep if there had been any significant improvements to the interface in SA2013, and he told me it was basically just a data update, and that they "are pretty happy with the interface the way it is." So unless whoever is in charge of SA decides to completely revamp it for Windows 8, I guess we can conclude that Street Atlas is already being treated like an end-of-life product (same as they have for several years now, at least since 2010, or whatever point prior to that when they added the nav functions). I don’t think Street Atlas runs on later versions of Windows. Atlas Signal System Advanced Manual (2019) Interlock Control Module Instructions.

The Delorme sales rep told me they were expecting it 10/22 but it hadn't shown up yet, and that he didn't have an updated ETA. Street Atlas 2013 was originally supposed to be available 10/15, which subsequently was delayed to 10/22.Īfter 10/23 came and went last week, with their website still showing 'expected to ship ' I called to ask when Street Atlas 2013 was actually going to be available. Map multiple locations, get transit/walking/driving directions, view live traffic conditions, plan trips, view satellite, aerial and street side imagery.
