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Microsoft Map 2004 or any other mapping program
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Graticule - Postcode Analyst (cheap and cheerful)
XYZ maps - MapInfo (quite dear for wheat it does)
Experian - Mapex (talked to them twice and they never got back to me)
Map quest (not tried it yet)
All the above will work with a standard postcode or a shortened postcode.
It all depends on what you want to spend and what results you wish to see.
I am currently trialing the 1st two above (free trials available)
Regards, Phil.
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XYZ maps - MapInfo (quite dear for wheat it does)
Experian - Mapex (talked to them twice and they never got back to me)
Map quest (not tried it yet)
All the above will work with a standard postcode or a shortened postcode.
It all depends on what you want to spend and what results you wish to see.
I am currently trialing the 1st two above (free trials available)
Regards, Phil.
M.U.F.C. Show your true support here:
"Shares not Shirts
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