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They probably use a cryptographic one-way hash, such as MD5 or SHA-1, which are virtually-impossible to convert back to the source value. One-Way hashes are often used to validate passwords ...

I should imagine that the warning was based upon a year after Navigon's release date, and not a year after the date when they bought the map data, which could have been considerably earlier.

Will MN6 do safety camera warnings? And will it use the (free for lifetime) database from this site?

I'm guessing here, but I assume that you only ever get new map data with a major release. i.e. There won't be any new map data until CP7.

What they must do (presumably) is correct major bugs, such ...

Not necessarily. However, I expect that ALK don't pass the data on to Navteq quite as fast and frequently as when you post it directly to the Navteq site.

Also, I would have thought that the track ...

I don't know who provides the map data for the USA but, for the UK, the best solution is to report the errors directly to Navteq. They have an online error-reporting mechanism. I believe that the mi ...

If in the UK, you would be saving your trip file (*.trp) into the C:\Program Files\CoPilot\PocketPC5\EU\Save directory on your PC. Try copying the trip file into the \CoPilot\Save directory on your c ...

You could always try uninstalling some other software, or making more space on your card. I find a lack of memory, or space on the card, will stop bluetooth from working.

Noone else does it, and for the life of me I can't figure out why.

Motorway junction numbers would be good too - but NOBODY does that.
CoPilot does it, if you don't mind using the text-to-speech c ...

... the icon is the general three coloured dots or on occasions I've seen two cameras with different numbers at the same location.
The three coloured dots is what it shows when multiple icons exists ...

I assume there is something in the ov2 file which tells Copilot that the file is a safety camera.
Nothing in the file. Simply the fact that the filename begins with 'safetycam'.

The BMP file is the POI bitmap that is displayed on the map, and is the standard BMP file that you can create with Windows Paint.

It needs to be saved as a 16-colour bitmap, since the files supplie ...

In the '\EU\Save' sub-directory of CoPilot for UK maps.

Since you don't need camera alerts on the desktop, you can still display the camera icons if you load the OV2/BMP files with names that don't begin with 'safetycam'.

The camera alerts are separate to the POI alerts. Although the OV2 files for cameras will appear in the POI list, they will also enable the camera alert function. CP6 detects the camera version of t ...

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