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I am gonna go on holiday in France later this year.

Do they have speed cameras?

Is this database available from this website?- I've looked, and can't seem to find anything.

Can you help?

Oops. Yes, I meant 994 Mb - slip of the digit.

If the provider has changed then it could explain the difference in size. I guess TeleAtlas have minimised the data somehow.

I just wanted to be su ...

I noticed that the original Western Europe map showed as 1.4 Gb in TomTom HOME and the new map is only 99.4 Mb

How can this be right?

Surely if the new map has more roads etc. it should be large ...

That's progress how?

Have had a search through the forum and I get the impression that this invaluable function that I enjoyed in TTN3 has now vanished.

Can anyone advise?

I know there are ways to set alternative ro ...

PS: It runs Pocket PC 3.0.11171
Processor: Intel PXA250

Hi all

Been a while since I've posted.

Having totally missed all upgrades from v.3, I've decided I might like to go with the latest version so I can at least get some up to date maps.

However ...

Got a reply today.

They have totally missed my point and advise that the update to 5.2 is free and avaialble on their site.

They have not addressed the issue of how I upgrade from v.3 to v.5 (wh ...

I have contacted Tom Tom and asked the same question - I await their response.

Whilst it will probably bother them not one jot, I have basically told them that I will take my business elsewhere if ...

So are you saying that I now have no upgrade option?

I have been sticking with v3 because I was put off by all the negative feedback on the v5 software.

I've recently been considering the upgrad ...

Jed

Let us know how you get on. I too am considering 'upgrading' but so far people's remarks about TTN5 have put me off.

I only really want access to some more up to date maps.

Why can't they just make the maps configurable by the user. That way you can keep your own maps up to date as you discover new roads etc. until the next version becomes available.

You could also us ...

The new HP Ipaq 6515 looks 'the dogs'

Built-in GPS receiver, mobile phone, 1.3 megapixel camera. 2 card slots - you name it ... and only £439!

Your longitude needs a negative symbol (-) in front of it.

Last time I looked on Tom Tom's web site they stated that a Toshiba compatible version would be available 'Autumn 2005'.

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