Hi Everyone,
I lost my job of 29 years on October 31 of 2008. I am starting this month
as an independent contractor, auditing convenience stores. I have 55 stores
to complete by the 20th of each month. Each audit takes an average of 30
minutes to complete and pays $20.00 per audit. The farthest
Is there something like that on Google maps? There are all kinds of
little add-on programs people have created.
--R
Michael E. Esh wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I lost my job of 29 years on October 31 of 2008. I am starting this month
as an independent contractor, auditing convenience stores. I have
I've seen a route planning feature in the description of some of the
Garmin GPS units. Might make it easier to find all the stores as well
- in point 7 miles turn left.
Hi Everyone,
I lost my job of 29 years on October 31 of 2008. I am starting this month
as an independent contractor,
Michael E. Esh michael...@charter.net said:
Hi Everyone,
I lost my job of 29 years on October 31 of 2008. I am starting this month
as an independent contractor, auditing convenience stores. I have 55 stores
to complete by the 20th of each month. Each audit takes an average of 30
minutes
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 11:12 AM, Allan Streib str...@cs.indiana.edu wrote:
Michael E. Esh michael...@charter.net said:
That sounds like the classic traveling salesman problem. Finding the
optimal route is actually a very difficult problem.
That's just what I was thinking---next he's going
Mike,
I agree with Alex. With Google Maps, you can select a start address
and the most distant point, then drag the trip line to intermediate
stops. When you get the best route, print it out.
Good Fortune in your new job. Happy New Year.
Take care,
Chuck
On Jan 1, 2009, at 9:18 AM,
Ok, tell me about your job before, and tell me how you got into what you
are doing now. Tell me about this auditing of conv stores. Im fixing
to be losing my job in a couple of weeks.
Michael E. Esh wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I lost my job of 29 years on October 31 of 2008. I am starting this
[mailto:mercedes-boun...@okiebenz.com]on Behalf Of Kaleb C. Striplin
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2009 2:26 PM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT - New Job - Trip Routing Software
Ok, tell me about your job before, and tell me how you got into what you
are doing now. Tell me about
Allan wrote:
That sounds like the classic traveling salesman problem. Finding the
optimal route is actually a very difficult problem.
Kaleb and others here that do VB and C++ code could probably find an
algorithm. Perhaps find one online?
I'm sure that if you don't already have a garmin, the
It seems than at Thu, 1 Jan 2009 15:11:55 -0600, Mountain wrote:
Allan wrote:
That sounds like the classic traveling salesman problem.
Finding the optimal route is actually a very difficult
problem.
Kaleb and others here that do VB and C++ code could probably
find an algorithm.
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