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seller is rana703 from leicester

From main menu go to settings then choose route.
Press the page button on the right hand bottom.
There you will see the "avoid" settings, like avoid unsealed roads. There should be an avoid ferries ...

Sorry, I meant Central & Eastern European maps.
Poland, Hungary, Rumania etc.

I posted a question for Navman about availabilty of Central European Maps, because those countries will become more important, both for tourism and trade.
I read all the news you posted abou Cebit bu ...

We were invited to submit questions to the PocketGPS staff who would ask them at the Cebit to the relevant people.
What's become of that ? 8O

Can they indicate if and when Eastern Europe maps will be added.
E-Europe will be very important in the future, economics & tourist wise.

I always use this one:

http://www.obliquity.com/astro/osgb.html

Loads faster then the bangor one.

Cheers,

Bob

This one has a lot of cables for the Meridian --> PDA

http://www.pc-mobile.net/maggps.htm

Hi Mires,

I would go for the color. I did.
The color display won't use that more batterypower then the Platinum.
You don't have to use the backlight function.
In the daytime the display is very ...

The only map you can use with a Meridian Color is the MapSend series of maps.
MapSend Europe is the only map that covers your intended area.
The map covers streets/roads/paths.
I know that in the U ...

I see a trend developing with budling software and a GPS.
Point in case: TomTom will not sell the Palm version of TT without a GPS (of their own).
Now Navman is at it as well. You can only buy their ...

Hi DennyL,

I really don't know where Mapsonic puts the file.
If you look at the card from PalmOs it's giving nothing away. Probably hidden files.
Maybe someone with more knowledge of PalmOs know ...

Hi,

The filesize is dependent of the free ram you have left on your Palm (which is small) or your card.
I use 256 Mb cards and still you cannot get the whole of britain on this.
I think it's an o ...

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