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Euratlas Periodis Basic

Euratlas Periodis Basic


by Christos Nüssli

Price:

29.90 € by direct download. Site licence

24.90 € special price until October 1st 2009
Language: English


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Description
A historical atlas showing the European and Mediterranean countries at the end of each century, from year 1 to year 2000. This basic version is provided in vector format as a PDF document and can be consulted from hard disk with Adobe Reader under all operating systems. The maximal zooming factor is 1600%. Periodis Basic replaces the previous Periodical Historical Atlas of Europe Basic.

Requirements
Platform independent. Adobe Acrobat or Reader required.

Main Features
21 maps of Europe and the Mediterranean basin.

1 map per century from year 1 to year 2000.

Political situation at the first day of each centennial year.

Spatio-temporal navigation with Adobe Reader

1600% maximal enlargement factor.

Partial maps can be printed with Adobe Reader.

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Review
Ease of use was quite remarkable.  I experimented with the search function in locales that I knew very well from my research and also in locales that I was unfamiliar with and found both instances to be very helpful.




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