Well I have thought about this too - also new Basecamp has a curvy roads
preference - but what should mkgmap do about it?
You can calculate if a road is curvy or not, but what then? The only
thing you can do until mkgmap knows NT format maps which I think has a
special tag for this, is to
From some forums I saw that Edge 800 also does not seem to accept
Unicode maps on newest firmware anymore. That would indicate unicode
maps will currently be blocked on any unit as soon as it receives a new
firmware... (if firmware will be released soon, or has been released
within the last
Whenever more than one map exists on an Oregon, the indices of all those
maps are used for POI search reagrdless if the maps are enabled or not.
When the areas of maps do overlap, several POIs are listed twice (or
even more often depending on the number of maps).
Since I use some POI codes
The standard behavior so far for my maps in Japan or China was to use
--latin1, and hope that all towns/cities/names if not name:en present -
got transliterated decently into latin characters.
However if using Unicode this is of course not happening.
Could there be a command like {set
Hi Bernhard,
On PC index is a file with name *_mdr.img, you can remove this file form
registry (probably together with *.mdx).
In a gmapsupp.img index is a subfile with name *.mdr. You can split img
to subfiles, delete *.mdr and then merge subfiles back.
Better Garmin devices have option
