Any good car care software for Windows that you feel can really help someone knows nothing about maintenance? Like keeping records and reminding it's the time to change oil and fluid.
If there is one designed specifically for Camry, even better.
Online access to factory service manuals is available at techinfo.toyota.com for $10 per day; an annual subscription is also available. I do not recommend the factory service manuals to someone who knows nothing about maintenance because the factory manuals assume that the user has at least a basic understanding of how automotive systems work.
Chiltons info is also available on line and on CD at chiltondiy.com
Other aftermarket publishers of repair and maintenance manuals are Haynes, Mitchell, and Motors.
No software for Windows is good. :-D
NOT another Linux User (Mac? Mac OS x? Same thing!)
What version/distro, if running the Penguin?
Actually, I am using WinXP as I am writing this. But I also have Mandrake
10.0 on the same computer. I divide my time between both.
I had a REAL hard time with SuSE and XP.
Mandrake wouldn't recognize my NIC/DSL. Debian wouldn't take my Ultra133 card or my NIC/DSL.
SuSE saw everything, and just runs.
There is >. It's a freeware/$$ program.
It's free for up to 3 vehicles.
If you are business/fleet tracking more than 3 vehicles it becomes $$ / $$$.
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