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Darren
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| DennisN wrote: | Doh! I'm on BT - does that mean I'm lots of different people, or that lots of different people are me?  |
Both, you've used about 50 IP addresses and each of those has been used by goodness knows how many others.
It brings anonymity of sorts which isn't a bad thing in many cases.
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| Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 10:21 pm Post subject: |
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| Darren wrote: | | DennisN wrote: | | Doh! I'm on BT - does that mean I'm lots of different people, or that lots of different people are me? |
Both, you've used about 50 IP addresses and each of those has been used by goodness knows how many others.
It brings anonymity of sorts which isn't a bad thing in many cases. |
eh??? My I.T support guys in Prague have my IP address at all times (used to audit what's on my laptop....frightening!!...also known as Spooks Central) This doesn't change. Nor does my wirelss router IP address.
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Darren
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| DaveNN wrote: | eh??? My I.T support guys in Prague have my IP address at all times (used to audit what's on my laptop....frightening!!...also known as Spooks Central) This doesn't change. Nor does my wirelss router IP address.
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Because you (as a business user presumably?) have a fixed IP Address. The vast majority of home users do not, they use Dynamic IP Addresses allocated from a pool of addresses as required.
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monkeyseemonkeydo
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How's about instead of deleting my posts you delete some of the completely off topic, unrelated posts you guys have been filling up this thread with?
Back on topic, is it the TomTom version of the file I need for my Medion 210T? There are 8 versions in the link and none of them mention Medion... sorry for what is probably a newbie/numpty question 
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| Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 9:26 pm Post subject: |
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| monkeyseemonkeydo wrote: | | Back on topic, is it the TomTom version of the file I need for my Medion 210T? There are 8 versions in the link and none of them mention Medion... sorry for what is probably a newbie/numpty question :)Dave |
Not really a "Numpty Question" but I would suggest you try looking for TomTom Navigator 7,13 to run on your PNA, this might help your quest  - Mike |
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monkeyseemonkeydo
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| Cool, cheers Mike |
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| Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 9:32 pm Post subject: |
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| monkeyseemonkeydo wrote: | How's about instead of deleting my posts you delete some of the completely off topic, unrelated posts you guys have been filling up this thread with?
Back on topic, is it the TomTom version of the file I need for my Medion 210T? There are 8 versions in the link and none of them mention Medion... sorry for what is probably a newbie/numpty question
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Eh...the topic had naff all to do with tomtom (Speedcams, POIs etc).
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monkeyseemonkeydo
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| DaveNN wrote: |
Eh...the topic had naff all to do with tomtom (Speedcams, POIs etc).
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No, the original topic, before the all IP stuff, mentioned Medion PoiWarner speedcam info but when you go to the download site, that's not an option so I was wondering which download was the one I was after... maybe it was a numpty question afterall! |
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| monkeyseemonkeydo wrote: | | DaveNN wrote: |
Eh...the topic had naff all to do with tomtom (Speedcams, POIs etc).
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No, the original topic, before the all IP stuff, mentioned Medion PoiWarner speedcam info but when you go to the download site, that's not an option so I was wondering which download was the one I was after... maybe it was a numpty question afterall! |
Nope not a numpty...you really need the advice from.....HE WHO'S NAME SHOULD NOT BE SAID.
Right...download POI Warner & Install.
You'll then have a POI Warner Folder on the 210.
Open up the POIs..probably empty.
Pay the £19.00 & download the ASC format & Bitmap files.
From then on, the instructions are on the forum/poi warner site.
You could try installing the files straight into the POI folder in the nav folder. If memory serves me well, the medion POIs use ASC/Bitmaps.
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| Perfic', cheers fella |
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