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Hve a look here as well.
http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=27964

Are you logged on to a sat fix first? It seems to need this before working.

This from the CheckPOInt site.

CheckPOInt 5.0.2 released!
This new version is intended for use in combination with TomTom Navigator 5.1 (or newer).

Possibly there is no need for a new/update un ...

This is just a suggestion.

There is a facility within TT to record POI's. However you need to enter the place/position which may not be entirely practical whilst driving! This would leave you with ...

You can import Contacts into a PDA running Windows Pocket PC....

Then from within Contacts you can/should be able to navigate to an address.

However.... it can be a bit iffy. See this link that ...

Tony Bond.

You may find this of interest. Are you considering moving to Holland in the near future?

http://www.etsc.be/enforcement-speeding-vehicle.php

"The ETA calculation is carried out by applying the inbuilt default speeds on different types of road to the remaining part of the route."

Whilst all roads in this country have a speed limit impose ...

In TT5... tap your way through until you see 'Advanced planning'. Then use that.

The first line of the address needs to be the house number and the street, nothing else. No house names,commas, full stops or anything like that.

On the next line put the town,district, county etc ...

***"what improvements we feel that the fees will be able to fund. If they produce a 99.9% accurate database from month to month by paying staff to work on the job full time"***

I think there is lit ...

I was using TT 5.2....

I'm not sure if you are referring to navigate from 'Contacts'.

If so, I had a similar problem and the answer is here

http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=3 ...

HAve a look at CheckPOInt as well.

Thanks folks, got it going now.

Well partially, as TT will not load from 'Contacts' so I need to start it manually beforehand.

With regard to the 10% error that several people have mentioned here.

The error is allowed at 30MPH where the shown reading can be up to 10% over 30mph but not below.

This means that at higher s ...

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