I have been using MS MapPoint for a few years now to display icons
(potentially thousands of them) on Maps of the UK, France and Australia, but
mainly the UK. This service costs me £4500/year (for 100,000 hits I think,
of which I use very few). I am only using the service to serve up the map
images, from then I do all the icon plotting business server side.
What I want to know is, can anyone recommend any cheaper alternitives to
MapPoint that would work for me? It would also be an imporvement if I were
allowed to keep the maps server side. 2 2373
Not really familiar with the service but I know that
Google and Yahoo have MAP APIs. http://www.google.com/apis/maps/ http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/
I am actually using Yahoo's Geo APIs to get longitude and latitude of the US
address.
George
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>I have been using MS MapPoint for a few years now to display icons (potentially thousands of them) on Maps of the UK, France and Australia, but mainly the UK. This service costs me £4500/year (for 100,000 hits I think, of which I use very few). I am only using the service to serve up the map images, from then I do all the icon plotting business server side.
What I want to know is, can anyone recommend any cheaper alternitives to
MapPoint that would work for me? It would also be an imporvement if I
were allowed to keep the maps server side.
And may not charge, depending on your business type. If mapping is core to
business, however, you will have to pay.
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Not really familiar with the service but I know that
Google and Yahoo have MAP APIs. http://www.google.com/apis/maps/ http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/
I am actually using Yahoo's Geo APIs to get longitude and latitude of the
US address.
George
"JosephByrn s" <jo*********@ya hoo.comwrote in message
news:OC******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
>>I have been using MS MapPoint for a few years now to display icons (potentiall y thousands of them) on Maps of the UK, France and Australia, but mainly the UK. This service costs me £4500/year (for 100,000 hits I think, of which I use very few). I am only using the service to serve up the map images, from then I do all the icon plotting business server side.
What I want to know is, can anyone recommend any cheaper alternitives to MapPoint that would work for me? It would also be an imporvement if I were allowed to keep the maps server side.
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