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Depends on your type of GPRS connection.

Can you connect to/use the TomTom Weather function?

If you can't use that, either, then it might be your subscription not offering WEB GPRS.

Check on the DVD itself for a folder named:

"App"

It's where installers are stored. If that isn't on your DVD, then a boo-boo was made somewhere. :-)

I'm virtually drunk, at work. Yay! :-)

Would help if you posted the map version of your Puerto Rico maps. Product codes are valid only for a specific range of map versions (i.e. a v6.5 product code will not activate a v5.62 map, etc...).
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The bars moving up and down whilst being gray-coloured typically means that your GPS-receiver is getting a signal, but the SNR is too skewed (signal too weak to properly download and/or verify ephemer ...

It calls the number listed in the POI, typically. It's only active if your PDA actually has inbuilt phone capabilities, however.

Perhaps they'll go the way the 5.2xx update went: the installers will contain the separate program data for all supported platforms, and you can either choose which version to install or it will check ...

Recall that remark. :-)

Contacts Navigation does work on Windows Mobile 5.xx; it's the Navigation application on the 6915 that doesn't have it.

IIRC (someone feel free to help me, here), there is no Contacts Navigation for Navigator 5 on Windows Mobile 5.xx devices. Something to do with a new version of Outlook.

Yes.

Like Lutz said, don't use ActiveSync. The TomTom installer and Windows Mobile 5.0 don't work very well together, at the most random moments. :-)

Use a card reader, or:

- disconnect PDA ...

IIRC, it also works on a Treo. As per Lutz, if your PDA has an inbuilt phone function, you can directly dial and call.

I am sure this has been asked many times before, but is there anyway of checking a map version on the TT site before you download it? (I have tried searching)

The TomTom website does not list t ...

That uses a "standard" carkit, which powers the PDA through a cigarette lighter cable and has an RJ-11 input for the Wired GPS-receiver.

I would assume that USB-charge capable devices have this built-in, but TT devices don't. The fact that the USB-cable can carry the charge/current is moot if the device can't use it to charge. :-)

I have yet to see a USB-cable to charge a TomTom product...the USB cable needs to carry 10W (5V@2A) and, naturally, the device itself needs to have the capability to convert the power feed from the US ...

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