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View Poll Results: If Microsoft were to add another edition of MapPoint besides North America and Europe with maps of a

South America 8 36.36%
Middle East 1 4.55%
Asia 8 36.36%
Australia 4 18.18%
Africa 1 4.55%
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good question. I love this user-interface :roll:
how come the smiles are off?
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Don't know.. they've just never worked.. haven't looked into it yet :-)

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An Asian edition would be great
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The Middle East
Hi,
I would like to see the Middle East... :idea:
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Yes maps for asia
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Middle East, Central America, or Asia
I need these now, if I cant build territories in the Middle East, Central America, or Asia I will have to find a new product.
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Detailed Latin America MapPoint
I have been waiting for real Latin America data to be added to MapPoint for 2 years. My company has built many processes around creating territories based on postal code, and while these exist in LA, they are not part of MapPoint. The narrowest territory I can create is based on state boundaries; which means territories are really not available beyond the Rio Grande.
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Map data for Asia
I would really like to see more map data on Asia. I have worked there more (2.5 years) than South America (1 year). Thanks.
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Other Spatial Data Sources
Has anyone looked into using/converting street data from other sources, like Maporama?
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Map data for the Middle East
I think the next area to get map data should be the Middle East.
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