Microsoft MapPoint 2009

Microsoft MapPoint 2009 is a mapping software program developed by Microsoft. It allows users to view, analyze, and manipulate geographic data, as well as create maps and perform spatial analysis.

The system requirements for Microsoft MapPoint 2009 include an Intel Pentium or equivalent processor, 256 MB of RAM, 1.9 GB of available hard disk space, a CD-ROM drive, and a display with at least 1024x768 resolution.

Yes, Microsoft MapPoint 2009 supports importing data from various file formats such as Excel, Access, CSV, and more. You can also connect to external databases to import data.

Yes, Microsoft MapPoint 2009 includes GPS navigation capabilities. You can plan routes, get driving directions, and view turn-by-turn guidance on your computer or compatible GPS device.

Yes, Microsoft MapPoint 2009 offers access to a wide range of demographic data such as population density, income levels, age distribution, and more. You can use this data to analyze and visualize trends.

Yes, you can create customized maps and territories in Microsoft MapPoint 2009. This allows you to define specific areas of interest, draw boundaries, and highlight regions based on specific criteria.

Yes, Microsoft MapPoint 2009 integrates well with other Microsoft Office applications such as Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. You can easily import/export data, create presentations with maps, and perform data analysis.

No, Microsoft MapPoint 2009 is only available in English and does not offer multi-language support. The user interface and documentation are in English.

Yes, you can easily share your maps and data with others using Microsoft MapPoint 2009. You can export maps as image files or send them in a format that can be opened by MapPoint users.

No, Microsoft MapPoint 2009 was the last version released. Microsoft discontinued the product in late 2014 and no longer provides updates or support for it.