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mikeshe
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 Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:02 pm Post subject: Ogg Files After Update |
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Just d/loaded the latest camera database and installed it. Do I need to assign all the ogg files as before or are they okay?
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mikealder
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| If you have replaced the old database with a renewed copy then you don't have to do anything at all, the warnings will remain the same as before - Mike |
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mikeshe
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Thanks Mike, just what I was hoping  |
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Andy_P
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Think of it this way...
When you copy any new files onto the TomTom that overwrite old ones with the same name (like you do with the speed cam files)...
The TomTom doesn't even "know" you've done it!
While you are connected via usb, it just sits there asleep, pretending to be just a disk drive.
When it wakes up again, as far as it is concerned, nothing has changed, only WE know it's got new data.  |
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