Traveller Navigator, by Planet 3 Software, was a set of five "enhanced"
Windows 3.1 Help Files, each of which included pre-Rebellion and New Era
data for a complete sector, including clickable subsector maps, general
library data, and ship specifications. They only worked on systems that
would support 16-bit Windows DLLs, which meant that only 32-bit Windows XP
or earlier was supported (64-bit Windows XP supposedly supported 16-bit
software, but in practice, getting it to run involved a 32-bit 'Virtual
Machine'). Sectors released were Spinward Marches, Deneb, Reft, Diaspora
and Old Expanses.

These are available from Freelance Traveller (linked from
https://www.freelancetraveller.com/infocenter/swlist/winprogs.html); as
Windows 3.1 reportedly runs on DOSBox, it is at least conceivable that one
could get them working.




On Mon, 20 Jul 2020 08:40:41 +0100, "Timothy Collinson - timothy.collinson
at port.ac.uk (via tml list)" <xxxxxx@simplelists.com> wrote:

>Hi there,
>
>My apologies, I thought I'd answered this, but apparently not looking at my
>email.
>
>
>> While flipping my mattress I found the box for Traveller The New Era
>> Deluxe Edition. Inside the box is an order for for a Windows compatible
>> software program titled Traveller Navigator.
>>
>> I did a check of my soft cover and PDF copies of the Traveller
>> Bibliography which failed to find the product. Is the software on your
>> missing list?
>>
>>
>You're quite right.  This was a victim of me not really bothering with
>software too much but this one probably should have a note somewhere.  I'll
>see what I can dig up about it and try writing an entry.
>
>cheers
>
>tc
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