Software for travellers - Revision history

Nexgenamcmms at 07:48, 1 November 2012

2012-11-01T07:48:26Z

Globe-trotter at 13:25, 10 June 2010

2010-06-10T13:25:06Z

71.167.230.201: software no longer available

2010-04-28T04:20:08Z

software no longer available

71.167.249.182: /* Wikitravel */

2009-12-11T04:42:24Z

‎Wikitravel

24.185.140.78 at 05:54, 30 November 2009

2009-11-30T05:54:24Z

Jc8136: Undo revision 1281083 by 124.125.203.160 (Talk) -link exchange to harmful site

2009-10-26T14:41:38Z

Undo revision 1281083 by 124.125.203.160 (Talk) -link exchange to harmful site

124.125.203.160: /* Wikipedia */

2009-10-26T13:58:46Z

‎Wikipedia

125.25.246.222 at 10:06, 26 May 2008

2008-05-26T10:06:02Z

72.39.183.198: Added Portable Apps to software for travellers

2008-01-27T05:48:13Z

Added Portable Apps to software for travellers

Futaris at 04:43, 5 December 2006

2006-12-05T04:43:24Z

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 ==Wikitravel==
 *Wikitravel itself is available for download in in various forms.  See http://wikitravel.org/en/Wikitravel:Offline_Reader_Expedition for more information.
+Software Blog: http://webcmmssoftwareusa.wordpress.com/
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	*Wikitravel itself is available for download in in various forms. See http://wikitravel.org/en/Wikitravel:Offline_Reader_Expedition for more information.		*Wikitravel itself is available for download in in various forms. See http://wikitravel.org/en/Wikitravel:Offline_Reader_Expedition for more information.

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	''Portable Apps'' are portable applications that can be put on any USB drive/iPod/media device and toted along with the user. The apps can be launched from the USB drive and used nearly anywhere in the world. Apps vary greatly, from web browsers and email programs (Mozilla's ''Firefox'' and ''Thunderbird''), to word processors (''OpenOffice''), and even audio and image editing software (''Audacity'' and ''GIMP''). Portable apps are free and lightweight, and are only limited to the amount of space the user's drive allows.		''Portable Apps'' are portable applications that can be put on any USB drive/iPod/media device and toted along with the user. The apps can be launched from the USB drive and used nearly anywhere in the world. Apps vary greatly, from web browsers and email programs (Mozilla's ''Firefox'' and ''Thunderbird''), to word processors (''OpenOffice''), and even audio and image editing software (''Audacity'' and ''GIMP''). Portable apps are free and lightweight, and are only limited to the amount of space the user's drive allows.
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−	~~==Wikipedia==~~
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−	* Author: Erik Zachte (script writer)
−	* Price: free for text-only version
−	* Platforms: Palm / PocketPC / MS Smartphone / Windows
−	* Home: http://infodisiac.com/Wikipedia/index.html and http://download.wikimedia.org/tomeraider/
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−	The English version of the ''Wikipedia'' is easily the world's largest free encyclopedia, a printed edition of this reference guide would fill a whole bookshelf, but you might prefer to carry it in your pocket or check it in as hand luggage. Hopefully this script can be adapted to Wikitravel, so that a copy of Wikitravel can come with us on the go.

	==Wikitravel==		==Wikitravel==

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 ==Wikitravel==
-* you can download an offline version of this very site - Wikitravel http://wikitravel.org/en/Wikitravel:Offline_Reader_Expedition
+*Wikitravel itself is available for download in in various forms.  See http://wikitravel.org/en/Wikitravel:Offline_Reader_Expedition for more information.
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	The English version of the ''Wikipedia'' is easily the world's largest free encyclopedia, a printed edition of this reference guide would fill a whole bookshelf, but you might prefer to carry it in your pocket or check it in as hand luggage. Hopefully this script can be adapted to Wikitravel, so that a copy of Wikitravel can come with us on the go.		The English version of the ''Wikipedia'' is easily the world's largest free encyclopedia, a printed edition of this reference guide would fill a whole bookshelf, but you might prefer to carry it in your pocket or check it in as hand luggage. Hopefully this script can be adapted to Wikitravel, so that a copy of Wikitravel can come with us on the go.
		+
		+	==Wikitravel==
		+	* you can download an offline version of this very site - Wikitravel http://wikitravel.org/en/Wikitravel:Offline_Reader_Expedition

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 * Price: free for text-only version
 * Platforms: Palm / PocketPC / MS Smartphone / Windows
-* Home: http://infodisiac.com/Wikipedia/index.html
+* Home: http://infodisiac.com/Wikipedia/index.html and http://download.wikimedia.org/tomeraider/
-* Patient Education Software: http://globaldent.in
 The English version of the ''Wikipedia'' is easily the world's largest free encyclopedia, a printed edition of this reference guide would fill a whole bookshelf, but you might prefer to carry it in your pocket or check it in as hand luggage.  Hopefully this script can be adapted to Wikitravel, so that a copy of Wikitravel can come with us on the go.
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	The author of these lines tested it with various cities ([[Paris]], for example). ''Metro'' does a very good job at what it was designed to do. It's highly recommended for anyone with a supported PDA who travels into a city with more than two subway lines.		The author of these lines tested it with various cities ([[Paris]], for example). ''Metro'' does a very good job at what it was designed to do. It's highly recommended for anyone with a supported PDA who travels into a city with more than two subway lines.
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		+	==Hotels Price Bot==
		+	* Author: Timmy Duis Damm
		+	* Price: Free
		+	* Platforms: Windows/Mac
		+	* Home: http://www.hotelsbot.com/
		+
		+	''Hotels Price Bot'' is a unique free tool that searches multiple hotel reservation websites simultaneously to help you find the lowest rate instantly. We eliminate the need to search major websites one by one in order to compare prices and availability. Our free service is an amazing time and money saver!, compares over 700,000 hotel deals from over 30 of the most visited travel websites. Our unique system offers exceptional consumer value resulting in the industry’s top return visitor numbers, and visitor-to-booking rates.

	==Portable Apps==		==Portable Apps==

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	The author of these lines tested it with various cities ([[Paris]], for example). ''Metro'' does a very good job at what it was designed to do. It's highly recommended for anyone with a supported PDA who travels into a city with more than two subway lines.		The author of these lines tested it with various cities ([[Paris]], for example). ''Metro'' does a very good job at what it was designed to do. It's highly recommended for anyone with a supported PDA who travels into a city with more than two subway lines.
		+
		+	==Portable Apps==
		+	* Author: John T. Haller, various
		+	* Price: Free
		+	* Platforms: Windows/Mac
		+	* Home: http://portableapps.com/
		+
		+	''Portable Apps'' are portable applications that can be put on any USB drive/iPod/media device and toted along with the user. The apps can be launched from the USB drive and used nearly anywhere in the world. Apps vary greatly, from web browsers and email programs (Mozilla's ''Firefox'' and ''Thunderbird''), to word processors (''OpenOffice''), and even audio and image editing software (''Audacity'' and ''GIMP''). Portable apps are free and lightweight, and are only limited to the amount of space the user's drive allows.

	==Wikipedia==		==Wikipedia==

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	The author of these lines tested it with various cities ([[Paris]], for example). ''Metro'' does a very good job at what it was designed to do. It's highly recommended for anyone with a supported PDA who travels into a city with more than two subway lines.		The author of these lines tested it with various cities ([[Paris]], for example). ''Metro'' does a very good job at what it was designed to do. It's highly recommended for anyone with a supported PDA who travels into a city with more than two subway lines.

		+	==Wikipedia==
		+
		+	* Author: Erik Zachte (script writer)
		+	* Price: free for text-only version
		+	* Platforms: Palm / PocketPC / MS Smartphone / Windows
		+	* Home: http://infodisiac.com/Wikipedia/index.html and http://download.wikimedia.org/tomeraider/
		+
		+	The English version of the ''Wikipedia'' is easily the world's largest free encyclopedia, a printed edition of this reference guide would fill a whole bookshelf, but you might prefer to carry it in your pocket or check it in as hand luggage. Hopefully this script can be adapted to Wikitravel, so that a copy of Wikitravel can come with us on the go.

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