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Like every yearly update, Streets & Trips 20 were also database updates with Streets & Trips 2003 adding more than 300,000 miles of streets and highways.

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Streets & Trips 2002 added a Pocket Streets for Windows CE devices. Streets & Trips 2001 dropped the travel guide but added the ability to run without the CD by copying all the map data to the disk drive. Like Expedia Trip Planner, it also included a travel guide with pictures and information on points of interest and tourist spots for a particular address. Streets & Trips 2000 was the first version combining the 2 separate products. History of releases with Streets & Trips branding

The technology was also used in MSN Maps which later became Bing Maps. In 2000, Microsoft also developed Microsoft MapPoint as a business mapping program for geographic analysis, based on this technology. After Microsoft spun off Expedia, later releases were rebranded as Microsoft Streets & Trips. In 2000, they were merged into a single product called Microsoft Expedia Streets & Trips 2000. During these early versions, core new features were added like updated maps, pushpins, weather, traffic and construction updates. These were produced as two distinct products under the Microsoft Home division and were later rebranded for a few releases as Expedia Streets, Expedia Streets Deluxe and Expedia Trip Planner.

Automap Road Atlas was later rebranded in a future release as Automap Trip Planner.

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The initial products were 16-bit with Automap Streets Plus 5.0 (1997 version) being the first 32-bit version. In Europe, the Autoroute brand was retained. Microsoft combined the Encarta World Atlas Mapping Technology with new routing technology derived from Autoroute to create Automap Streets/Streets Plus and Automap Road Atlas products. In 1994, the product was sold to Microsoft. The company created a version for the United States called Automap Road Atlas which it sold through its American subsidiary Automap Inc. In the early 1990s, it was ported to the Microsoft Windows operating system. Originally released by NextBase Ltd in the 1988, a UK company, under the name 'Autoroute', it was sold for DOS based PCs and later for the Apple Macintosh, Atari ST and Psion PDA. AutoRoute was also produced in several European languages besides English. The European version is branded as Microsoft AutoRoute and covers all of Europe, including European Russia, as well as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Cyprus and all of Turkey. 5 System requirements of the 2013 version.3 History of releases with Streets & Trips branding.

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