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Does ExpertGPS run on Macintosh, Linux, or on my Mobile Phone or PDA?

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Does ExpertGPS run on Macintosh, Linux, or on my Mobile Phone or PDA?

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ExpertGPS is desktop mapping software for Windows XP and Windows Vista. ExpertGPS does not run on Windows 98, Windows NT, Mac OSX, Linux, or Unix. ExpertGPS cannot be run on a mobile phone, Palm, or Windows PDA. If your smartphone uses the Palm or Windows Mobile operating systems, you can use ExpertGPS to save data in GPX format, which can be read by a number of GPX-enabled programs that run on Palm and WM5 phones. ExpertGPS can exchange waypoints, routes, and tracks with Garmin, Magellan, and other GPS receivers, but it does not actually run on the GPS or replace the GPS receiver’s user interface.