TrekJapan
04-12-09, 03:17 AM
I just picked up a 705 and bought Ascent for Mac and downloaded SportTracks for Win Vista.
By and large I'm a Mac guy but I do have a Vista box sitting right next to my iMac. Not exactly difficult to commit to one program or the other but I do want to commit to one. Right now I'm tracking my workouts on both.
Right now I'm tending to lean towards SportTracks as it handles a heck of a lot more information than Ascent and best of all it's free. But I already paid for Ascent as well.
At any rate anybody use one and then switch to the other before? What was the compelling reason for changing.
For me Ascent is more intuitive. It also has the cool animation mode.
SportTracks is a little tougher to get around in but I love the way it handles images. I can't save my terra map or road map with course in Ascent except to do a screen capture. SportTracks is awesome in that respect.
Thoughts? Another program out there I'm missing maybe?
John
By and large I'm a Mac guy but I do have a Vista box sitting right next to my iMac. Not exactly difficult to commit to one program or the other but I do want to commit to one. Right now I'm tracking my workouts on both.
Right now I'm tending to lean towards SportTracks as it handles a heck of a lot more information than Ascent and best of all it's free. But I already paid for Ascent as well.
At any rate anybody use one and then switch to the other before? What was the compelling reason for changing.
For me Ascent is more intuitive. It also has the cool animation mode.
SportTracks is a little tougher to get around in but I love the way it handles images. I can't save my terra map or road map with course in Ascent except to do a screen capture. SportTracks is awesome in that respect.
Thoughts? Another program out there I'm missing maybe?
John
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