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Mullet
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| Pocketgps wrote: |
I have not changed direction. The point I was making and still is using information from such a place. |
Sigh, re read your posts, you originally complained of stealing intellectual property. Now its about where it came from.
| Pocketgps wrote: |
Or perhaps you are a regular user of that site. |
Regular but not frequent, just one of several. I can see where this is going so go ahead and knock yourself out.
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The original image has got copyright all over it |
I will make the assumption here that we are talking about the same site. Either you are mistaken and if so take another look, or you are an out right (not telling the truth)!
Copywriter does not appear on the image or in the thread. Do you really believe a pirate would bother with such a claim.
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so you are either the original author of the image or must have spent quite some time removing the copyright |
Didn't see that coming.  Sorry to disappoint you but no, I am not the author. What was removed from the image was the sites url and the authors name. Two copy and pastes and two strokes of a paint brush required using nothing more elaborate than PSP. Three minutes tops. Again no copyright what so ever.
| Pocketgps wrote: | | I must be missing something. |
Missing something? No, selective? Yes 
| Pocketgps wrote: | | Let people make there own minds up. |
Its the admin that really count and if there was a problem this would surely have been deleted weeks ago.
| Pocketgps wrote: | | Shall not comment on this further regardless of any reply from you |
Cant see that happening but why don't we just agree to let the powers that be delete the offending post, all subsequent references to it and let the thread get back on topic before someone locks it eh? |
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audioscavenger
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Andy_P
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| Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 2:50 pm Post subject: |
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I don't think that table has been updated for yonks....
I think it's less of an issue now as the TT website /Home will only let you buy a map that is compatible with your system.
And AFAIK all new software versions are compatible with any old maps you may have bought. |
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audioscavenger
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| Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:25 pm Post subject: |
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And AFAIK all new software versions are compatible with any old maps you may have bought. |
no the map version 720.xxxx aren't with the tomtom version 7.450.xxxx nor the 7.915.xxxx, as far as i tried it |
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Andy_P
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| Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:31 pm Post subject: |
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So did TT offer you a refund?
What TT model are we talking about? |
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audioscavenger
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:14 am Post subject: |
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i tried the TT for WM version 7.450.xxxx and 7.910.9185, installed on a thomson GPV420 under Win CE 5.0 with 40Mo flash memory & the maps on a SD card.
Two map versions 720.xxxx (europe-33-1GB) did not work with the 2 TT versions, TT said "not enough memory available" when launching the maps. This error is commonly known as a map incompatibility.
Therefore, TT 7.910.9185 with the map version 830.2306 didn't product the error on the device.
That's why I say backward compatibility with old maps isn't a certainty. |
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Andy_P
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 8:53 pm Post subject: |
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| audioscavenger wrote: | | i tried the TT for WM version 7.450.xxxx and 7.910.9185, installed on a thomson GPV420 under Win CE 5.0 with 40Mo flash memory & the maps on a SD card. |
Apologies, I was really talking about the TomTom PND "satNavs" (as that's the forum we're in, not the one for TomTom software on PDAs!)
| Quote: | | Two map versions 720.xxxx (europe-33-1GB) did not work with the 2 TT versions, TT said "not enough memory available" when launching the maps. This error is commonly known as a map incompatibility. |
Err... I would have said that was an error commonly known as "not enough memory".
Is that the same thing?  |
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AndyVaughan
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| Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:17 pm Post subject: |
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And you had all these genuine maps bought from TT for your WM device and they were not compatible?
Hang on, I am sure I read somewhere that it had to be version 8 maps for the new PDA software. |
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frazer_clark
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| Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 4:36 pm Post subject: Map/Navigator version |
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I am running 6.010 (7220) with 571 maps on a GW6915 and it works
But I wasn't sure how to find out what version of maps I have from list of files from a CD - I have copied a set onto my device but the IPAQ doesnt recognise them.... |
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Andy_P
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| Deleted - I've answered my own question. I think its an HP ipaq device. |
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