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OK
Many thanks.
I will give it a whirl.

Many thanks.
I downloaded a map of UK and Spain from the Co Pilot anto my lap-top hard drive.
Where do I copy it on to my mobile so that Co Pilot knows where to look for it?
If I copy it onto the s ...

My Co-Pilot works OK - the satellite is working and as I drive the "map" seems to move and POI's are displayed.
BUT there is no detail on the map - ie ROADS !
Is there something stupid that I have d ...

You are a genius. Up and running fine now.
Many thanks
Walter Rooner

Make a directory on your storage card, call it Postcode or something.

Copy UKpostcode.exe and UKpostcode.dat to the folder on the storage card.

Create a shortcut to UKpostcode.exe in the \Window ...

I don't know what I'd do without you guys/gals:

I have downloaded the Post Code software from Niels Thomsen's Digitools web site.
The instructions tell me there are 5 files once unzipped. It then ...

Well, someone will need to confirm that the XDA IIs indeed has a COM port, and if it is maybe COM2 . Worst case you may have to get a BT GPS receiver...

Thanks.
Just found this on the O2 web site ...

Thanks. I have now downloaded latest Tom Tom Nav and the GPS icon is now where it should be although it comes up with error 'cannot open Com1. Port does not exist'.
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Just been outside in the car ...

Thanks. I have now downloaded latest Tom Tom Nav and the GPS icon is now where it should be although it comes up with error 'cannot open Com1. Port does not exist'.
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You will have to open the GPS control applet (Start > Settings > System > GPS) and set the port to COM1 and the speed to 4800. Then check the box, go to the first tab and see if the black d ...

I am a new-guy to this, got a new O2 XDA IIs and have installed Tom Tom 3 on it (with a wired sat receiver).
Software looks to to be installalled OK but when I plug in the receiver to use it in anger ...

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