Article Comment: ExplorOz Traveller

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ExplorOz Traveller

ExplorOz Traveller is an Australian-made app providing offline GPS Navigation and Mapping. Tap the headings below to quickly find all the answers to your questions.

Kathy L

Two questions:
1. If I purchase a single PC license am I able/allowed to use the software on both my desktop computer (which I use at home) and on my laptop (which has an inbuilt GPS and which I use when I'm travelling)?
2. Does ExplorOz Traveller support What3Words addresses for navigation?

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Reply By: TrevorDavid - Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 at 06:48

Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 at 06:48

Morning Kathy

Question 1. Yes. As long as the PC & Laptop are the same operating system.

Question 2. No, but you can have your current co- ordinates (Long & Lats) on the screen when travelling in one of five different formats in case of emergency, if that’s what your after.

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TrevorDavid

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Follow Up By: Member - Duncan2H - Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 at 10:02

Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 at 10:02

For Windows machines they must be Win10 only as well.

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Follow Up By: Kathy L - Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 at 15:40

Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 at 15:40

Thanks for the replies.

1. I'm still running Windows 7 and although both my PCs are Windows 10 compatible unfortunately some of my purchased software isn't - will have to decide if I also want to outlay the extra dollars to update some of my other software so that I can use ExplorOz Traveller on my laptop (requirement on desktop secondary).

2. I was more interested in knowing about What3Words support for navigating - either online or offline - *to* a location rather than knowing what my current What3Words location is (Navmii offers offline navigation to What3Words locations although I suspect it's probably not very useful in remote locations).

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