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9a6or |
2006-07-17
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@ Wirral, UK
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#141
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It seems that flite (voice announcement of waypoints) will be delayed, see the latest blog entry at http://moimart.org/ 
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2006-07-17
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@ Fishers, Indiana
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#142
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Originally Posted by cjackiewicz
Any chance of a diff or binary?Creating poi on n770? Why not, I will do that.
UPDATE: need some code clean-up, but working.
Thanks!
Larry
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2006-07-17
, 22:26
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#143
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Originally Posted by 9a6or
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
It seems that flite (voice announcement of waypoints) will be delayed, see the latest blog entry at http://moimart.org/
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2006-07-17
, 23:27
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@ Wirral, UK
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#144
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gnuite, a more noticeable announcement of waypoints is badly needed. The ding is a bit too faint but acceptable. Flite is delayed. The textbox displaying the announcement is not easy/safe to read in a moving car. Someone above seemed to have a way to icrease font size, any chance of implementing this? I'm travelling to Italy next week, all maps/routes are ready to go...
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2006-07-18
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@ Warsaw, Poland
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#145
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Originally Posted by lbattraw
Today afternoon, on my website.Any chance of a diff or binary?
Thanks!
Larry
Cezary
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2006-07-18
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#146
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hi,
Nice job Cezary, good to have new developers working on mapper!
I belive POI will be very important part of future Mapper. And as quite integrated core functionality (compared to for example enabling tracking with cover closed), IMHO it should be developed like gnuite has planned it. All this to enable all the planned funtionality and not just presenting poi data on map.
Maybe you could join the mapper development team?
just my 2 cents.
- hallax
Nice job Cezary, good to have new developers working on mapper!
I belive POI will be very important part of future Mapper. And as quite integrated core functionality (compared to for example enabling tracking with cover closed), IMHO it should be developed like gnuite has planned it. All this to enable all the planned funtionality and not just presenting poi data on map.
Maybe you could join the mapper development team?
just my 2 cents.
- hallax
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2006-07-21
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@ San Jose
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#147
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So, I've been using the 2006 OS and the updates to mapper and I've been having a problem. When I go to download a route, I start typing and it pulls up 'previous' selections. Like if I type in a '1' it will display the last address I used that had a '1' in it. How-ever, I'm unable to click, stab or do anything to select the address that appears. I have to type the whole thing in by hand. Am I missing something obvious?
I'm using the version from the packages that get updated automatically, should I should have the latest version.
btw, I'm also driving to Oregon soon and will be taking it all the way there and back :-D
I'm using the version from the packages that get updated automatically, should I should have the latest version.
btw, I'm also driving to Oregon soon and will be taking it all the way there and back :-D
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2006-07-21
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hi all,
last week i downloaded a python script for downloading maps of google.
it was a bit buggy , so a made it a bit more robust. enjoy
ps: use at your own risk
call example: (get the netherlands zoom level 3)
./getmaps -t 53.820112 -l 3.087158 -b 50.233152 -r 7.69043 -z 3
---->8----->8------
see attachment
Last edited by MischaMolhoek; 2006-07-21 at 13:57. Reason: attachemnt because paste has no indents, python needs indents
last week i downloaded a python script for downloading maps of google.
it was a bit buggy , so a made it a bit more robust. enjoy
ps: use at your own risk
call example: (get the netherlands zoom level 3)
./getmaps -t 53.820112 -l 3.087158 -b 50.233152 -r 7.69043 -z 3
---->8----->8------
see attachment
Last edited by MischaMolhoek; 2006-07-21 at 13:57. Reason: attachemnt because paste has no indents, python needs indents
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2006-07-21
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Joined on Jan 2006
@ Michigan, USA
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#149
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Originally Posted by ElGatoFlojo
So, I've been using the 2006 OS and the updates to mapper and I've been having a problem. When I go to download a route, I start typing and it pulls up 'previous' selections. Like if I type in a '1' it will display the last address I used that had a '1' in it. How-ever, I'm unable to click, stab or do anything to select the address that appears. I have to type the whole thing in by hand. Am I missing something obvious?
I'm using the version from the packages that get updated automatically, should I should have the latest version.
btw, I'm also driving to Oregon soon and will be taking it all the way there and back :-D
I had noticed the same problem, but if you user your 770 direction pad and push up or down you can see which one it selects and use the button in the middle of the direction pad to make the selection. It can be hard to tell which one is selected, especially if there are only two. It would be nice to see a color on the selected address, but it does work.
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2006-07-21
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@ Netherlands
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#150
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Hi all,
can somebody let me know how i can download maps for the netherlands?
regards...
can somebody let me know how i can download maps for the netherlands?
regards...