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Eurodata
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Archived article
Eurodata's Web site is no longer functioning as of summer, 2007.
Program pluses and minuses
EuroData is a carefully thought-out and comprehensive
application for the kind of traveler who uses personal organizers and budget
books. With a price of only US $10, it's one of the best travel bargains around.
I have only two criticisms of EuroData:
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It's "U.S.-centric." The currency converter
changes European money into U.S. dollars, but not into Canadian dollars,
Australian dollars, or other currencies.
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The program needs updating. EuroData started life as
a Windows 3.1 application, and its heritage shows in the way it uses menus
and the lack of ToolTips (pop-up text captions) for the sometimes cryptic
button icons. Also, EuroData is compatible only with Windows 3.1, 95, and
98.
With luck, a future release of EuroData (the current version is
2.5) will make the program more useful to non-U.S. travelers while making it
fully compatible with later versions of Windows.
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