LandVoyage.com Introduces Updated and Redesigned Help Center

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 26, 2004 -- Loveland, CO � February 26, 2004. LandVoyage.com has recently released an updated and redesigned Help Center. LandVoyage.com is an online service that allows members to access unlimited maps and imagery of anywhere in the continental United States. The new Help Center will provide users with valuable information about LandVoyage.com tools and features.



The new LandVoyage.com Help Center was created using RoboHelp, software by Macromedia. RoboHelp software was originally developed by eHelp Corporation which was later acquired by Macromedia in December 2003.

"Our new Help Center is filled with valuable knowledge," said Brian Randy Funk, project manager of LandVoyage.com. "This will allow users to leverage the synergy of this helpful information."



The Help Center is organized into a table of contents and is indexed for easy reference. There is a glossary with definitions of commonly used terms. Users can easily search the Help Center for topics of interest. Users can access the new Help Center, by clicking on the "Help" link, on the top right of any page.

About LandVoyage.com

LandVoyage.com is an interactive mapping and imagery Internet company that offers unlimited use memberships. LandVoyage.com allows members to find and access aerial photos, satellite imagery, and USGS topo maps of anywhere in the continental United States. LandVoyage.com was created by LandNet Corporation in January 2002 and is located in Loveland, Colorado. LandVoyage.com has served more than 2.5 million map users over the Internet to date.

www.LandVoyage.com



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