Nope.
I haven't tried it.
But Starry Night has an inexpensive downloadable version that you can use to print off custom star charts for your time and area.
I bought a Telrad finder for my telescope. It's awesome! You can see exactly where your scope is pointing. And You won't lose what your looking at if you move the scope too far or move it in the wrong direction. I don't even use the 8X50 finder anymore except for fine polar alignment.
I'd guess the 'Stargazers Identifying Scope' is definitely a "try before you buy" item.