How to Use Microsoft Streets & Trips
Microsoft Streets & Trips is a mapping software program that provides you with directions to get from place to place. Once installed on your computer, you can get navigational information on your PC or through your GPS unit. If you don't have a GPS locator available, you can purchase the package from Microsoft that includes the locator along with the software.
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Purchase the Microsoft Streets & Trips software. You can buy the latest version from the Microsoft website with or without the GPS locator. If you decide to get the locator, the package will include a compact and cordless unit. Prior to purchasing, you can sign up for a free trial of the program.
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Connect the software to your GPS unit. Use the USB port on your computer and wait for the Microsoft Streets & Trips icon to appear on the tray. Click on the icon to open the program and then choose "Configure" to allow communication between the application and the GPS locator.
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Select "Start Tracking" to use the Microsoft Streets & Trips. It will locate a satellite signal and then give you information about your current location. If you have a problem receiving a signal, move any obstructions that may be blocking the unit.
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Choose the "Route" menu on your Microsoft Streets & Trips program. Click on the "Update" option to load new traffic information into the application.
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Click on the "Help" icon while running the Microsoft Streets & Trips software. Post a question or browse categories to receive answers to any potential questions you may have about the application.
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