Hi
Can somone tell me how to stop the GPS demo in memory map, on one of
my routes ?
Cheers
Mike P
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Hi
Can somone tell me how to stop the GPS demo in memory map, on one of
my routes ?
Cheers
Mike P
On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 20:32:33 +0100, Mike P <mike@askme> wrote:
... >Hi
... >
... >Can somone tell me how to stop the GPS demo in memory map, on one of
... >my routes ?
... >Cheers
... >
... >Mike P
Its stopped now
Mike P
Mike P mike@askme said:Hi
Can somone tell me how to stop the GPS demo in memory map, on one of
my routes ?
Cheers
I think that you have to go to GPS setup which you will find is set as
simulator and alter the settings back to whaever you normally use for
your GPS. This works for me, but if anyone knows a better way I'd be
gald to know about it.
In article <[email hidden]>, Mike P
<mike@askme.?.invalid> writes
Quoted message said:On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 20:32:33 +0100, Mike P <mike@askme> wrote:
.. >Hi
.. >
.. >Can somone tell me how to stop the GPS demo in memory map, on one of
.. >my routes ?
.. >Cheers
.. >
.. >Mike PIts stopped now
Mike P
Took the batteries out did you?....:-)
--
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk
On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 15:57:40 +0100, "W. D. Grey"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
... >In article <[email hidden]>, Mike P
... ><mike@askme.?.invalid> writes
... >>On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 20:32:33 +0100, Mike P <mike@askme> wrote:
... >>
... >>.. >Hi
... >>.. >
... >>.. >Can somone tell me how to stop the GPS demo in memory map, on one of
... >>.. >my routes ?
... >>.. >Cheers
... >>.. >
... >>.. >Mike P
... >>
... >>Its stopped now
... >>
... >>Mike P
... >
... >Took the batteries out did you?....:-)
No silly ...... nothing to do with the GPS.
Memory map has a feature where there is a simulation .... an icon
will travel your route that you have loaded onto the map. It crawls in
realtime ... my walking pace .. ha ha ... and unlike me, I could not
stop it or get rid of it. Even shutting down the program and then
reopening had no effect.
Anyway ......... it must have got fed up as this morning it had
disappeared :-)
Mike P
In article <[email hidden]>, Mike P
<mike@askme.?.invalid> writes
Quoted message said:No silly ...... nothing to do with the GPS.
Memory map has a feature where there is a simulation .... an icon
will travel your route that you have loaded onto the map. It crawls in
realtime ... my walking pace .. ha ha ... and unlike me, I could not
stop it or get rid of it. Even shutting down the program and then
reopening had no effect.
Anyway ......... it must have got fed up as this morning it had
disappeared :-)
I've not seen this moving icon - must be similar to the breadcrumb trail
you get with Ozi. Good fun to see where you've been>
--
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk
W. D. Grey said:In article <[email hidden]>, Mike P
<mike@askme.?.invalid> writesQuoted message said:No silly ...... nothing to do with the GPS.
Memory map has a feature where there is a simulation .... an icon
will travel your route that you have loaded onto the map. It crawls in
realtime ... my walking pace .. ha ha ... and unlike me, I could not
stop it or get rid of it. Even shutting down the program and then
reopening had no effect.
Anyway ......... it must have got fed up as this morning it had
disappeared :-)I've not seen this moving icon - must be similar to the breadcrumb trail
you get with Ozi. Good fun to see where you've been>
You tend to get it by being over curious and right clicking on a track
and selecting GPS demo. At this point you pay for your curiousity, by
having to work out how to stop the crawling demo which has no obvious
off buttton ;(
Some of us arer unfortunately all to well aware of this because our
curiousity exceeds our memory and we have made the same silly mistake
on more than one occasion and forgotten how to stop it each time 😉
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