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Re: Presentation to Gov Doc Lib
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Mon, 17 Oct 1994 12:25:21 EDT
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By far and away - at this moment - would be MapInfo (cheap at $299) and
the Wessex Profiler which has compressed the census data to five discs.
MapInfo is "relatively" easy to learn and Wessex is FAR superior to
anything the feds have produced.
 
David

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