This problem is compounded if you do a lot of traveling outside of your local area. You'll need at least 8 Megs of memory but 16 Megs are preferred. The program needs 4 megabytes of free hard disk space to set up and run. Of course a CD-ROM drive and a mouse or equivalent pointing device rounds out the hardware requirements. Sorry, this program leaves DOS and Mac folks out of the picture.
Installation is simple.
The manual has only four pages of text and two graphics and to be frank it is more than you will need to figure out how to use TravelPlus. Several pull down menus and screens allow you to further fine tune the data sort and management process. Right out of the package I did a path along the route I drive to work and found 63 accessible 2 meter and 70 centimeter repeaters to throw my call out to. All three lists were sorted saved to disk and printed out in under ten minutes. This is too easy.