I keep hearing this, but have installed the improved OffRoad Navigator (same author), have it working, and have not experienced the missing menu items. OffRoad also uses the sdkregistry folder. FYI: Running 720 with 7.221.Is there any way to avoid using the sdkregistry directory, as its existence messes up the v7 menu system?
Henry
I keep hearing this, but have installed the improved OffRoad Navigator (same author), have it working, and have not experienced the missing menu items. OffRoad also uses the sdkregistry folder. FYI: Running 720 with 7.221.
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Just installed the latest beta on my TT1v2, and:I keep hearing this, but have installed the improved OffRoad Navigator (same author), have it working, and have not experienced the missing menu items. OffRoad also uses the sdkregistry folder. FYI: Running 720 with 7.221.???
Too strange. I now have *.cap files in the sdkregistry folder from two applications ... OffRoad Navigator (offroad.cap) and TomTom Media Center (MediaCenter.cap) and I do not have any problems with menus. Looks just the same as when I took it out of the box.Just installed the latest beta on my TT1v2, and:Sad :-((
- It crashes the TT every time it is invoked
- The mere existense of the SDK directory with just a cap file (or whatever it is called) in it messes up the TT menus eg the help options and others disappear.
Henry
Not in my case.I thought you only lost menu functionality if you put in a custom menu?
Hi
The problem I am having is that when I record a journey to the Itn folder and recall the particular Itn later the TTR2 doesn't retrace the exact route as the original. It wants to take me via the shortest, or fastest route etc. even though all the recorded points are there in the Itn file.
Is there something in the set-up that I am missing ?
Is there a setting in the config file that reduces the sensitivity of the itn logs so that the TomTom doesn't have to be so precise and pass directly over the way point for example if I was within 10 -15 meters of the way point the TTR2 would consider the way point to have been visited.
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