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I've been reading of people who can plan their route on their computer, then download it to their GPS system (specifically Zumo). Is there a specific program that's used to plan these routes?
i have tried this. i planned a trip, saved the route, then downloaded something to my zumo. i cant figure if it worked or not. when i select routes, it says there are no saved routes. what am i doing wrong?
I've been reading of people who can plan their route on their computer, then download it to their GPS system (specifically Zumo). Is there a specific program that's used to plan these routes?
Thanks!
MapSource. It comes with the Zumo on the City Navigator disc.
i have tried this. i planned a trip, saved the route, then downloaded something to my zumo. i cant figure if it worked or not. when i select routes, it says there are no saved routes. what am i doing wrong?
It is fairly straight forward but you do need to RTFM...Make sure that when you power on your Zumo after downloading the route to your Zumo that you follow the prompt and import the data.
Go here http://www.zumoforums.com/zumo/and you will find lots of hints, tips, and information...remember , search is your friend.
i have tried this. i planned a trip, saved the route, then downloaded something to my zumo. i cant figure if it worked or not. when i select routes, it says there are no saved routes. what am i doing wrong?
It is fairly straight forward but you do need to RTFM...Make sure that when you power on your Zumo after downloading the route to your Zumo that you follow the prompt and import the data.
Go here http://www.zumoforums.com/zumo/and you will find lots of hints, tips, and information...remember , search is your friend.
That is a femine remark! Guys don't read maps or ask for directions,just ask my wife! Since we don't read maps, that's why the Lord invented GPS for us. And now you expect us to actually read the instructions? Thats another male forbidden fruit. Whatever happen to discovery learning?
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