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Aug 14, 2008, 06 :34 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3294 reads)

"Marble is a shining example here - it is a full blown virtual earth application. But you can integrate it on several levels in any other application you want and customise it with powerful additional visualisations. Take KOffice - yes, Marble can integrate in KOffice. You can have a document, be it a spreadsheet, presentation or text document, and have a real, interactive map in there. This clearly shows the power of integration - map applications aren't new, neither are Office suites. But as far as we know nobody has combined these before outside of KDE."

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