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  1. All,

    I've produced a new issue of the enabling patch for MMN Version 4.2.4.

    MM released 4.2.4 at the beginning of this month, the main change being support for the Garmin USB
    interface (see changelog below).

    For latecomers and those who missed the first issue, here is a recap of what the patch does:

    1. Enables use of OS and A-Z maps of any year of issue (this previously needed a hex edit to every
    map to circumvent it).
    2. Enables direct printing at any size (the OS enforced a limit of A4 which could only be
    circumvented by a cumbersome Printer driver).
    3. Enables use of products artificially excluded by the OS (not the same as #1).
    4. Enables Import & Export of marks & waypoints from a CSV file (the CSV facility is at least
    partially available in 4.2.4 but there is still check-code in there which the patch skips).
    5. Enables Import / Export of ESRI Shape files.
    6. Enables use of Memory Map API.

    The usual drill - email me for a user/pass, using either the email above or the Contact page on the
    site http://v-g.me.uk

    Changelog: MMN 4.2.3 to 4.2.4 (from MM website)

    Added: Support for Garmin USB interface
    Revised: Installation process to improve Windows XP compatibility
    Revised: Printing to fix occasional issues for W98 & Printer Settings file location
    Fixed: CSV / Index import with misplaced "
    Fixed: Map List file size for maps larger than 2Gb

    Regards

    -- GeoffC

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    All,


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    Regards

    -- GeoffC

    Geoff,
    Many thanks yet again.
    Dave

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    All,


    snipped a bit out

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    Regards

    -- GeoffC

    Geoff,
    Many thanks yet again.
    Dave

    Geoff

    Yeah, thanks from me too. 🙂
    --
    Sapphire

    The average distance walked at a National Trust property is 12 feet.
    People walking from the car to the bin as they sit and look
    at an old building from the car park.

  4. "GeoffC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    All,

    I've produced a new issue of the enabling patch for MMN Version 4.2.4.

    MM released 4.2.4 at the beginning of this month, the main change being


    support for the Garmin USB

    Quoted message said:

    interface (see changelog below).

    For latecomers and those who missed the first issue, here is a recap of


    what the patch does:

    Quoted message said:


    1. Enables use of OS and A-Z maps of any year of issue (this previously


    needed a hex edit to every

    Quoted message said:

    map to circumvent it).
    2. Enables direct printing at any size (the OS enforced a limit of A4


    which could only be

    Quoted message said:

    circumvented by a cumbersome Printer driver).
    3. Enables use of products artificially excluded by the OS (not the same


    as #1).

    Quoted message said:

    4. Enables Import & Export of marks & waypoints from a CSV file (the CSV


    facility is at least

    Quoted message said:

    partially available in 4.2.4 but there is still check-code in there which


    the patch skips).

    Quoted message said:

    5. Enables Import / Export of ESRI Shape files.
    6. Enables use of Memory Map API.

    The usual drill - email me for a user/pass, using either the email above


    or the Contact page on the

    Quoted message said:

    site http://v-g.me.uk

    Changelog: MMN 4.2.3 to 4.2.4 (from MM website)

    Added: Support for Garmin USB interface
    Revised: Installation process to improve Windows XP compatibility
    Revised: Printing to fix occasional issues for W98 & Printer Settings file


    location

    Quoted message said:

    Fixed: CSV / Index import with misplaced "
    Fixed: Map List file size for maps larger than 2Gb

    Regards

    -- GeoffC

    This sounds very interesting....does this mean that I can use the latest MM
    software, but continue to use my 2002 and 2003 maps? If so can you please
    let me know how I go about this?

    Thanks

    Julie

  5. "GeoffC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    All,

    I've produced a new issue of the enabling patch for MMN Version 4.2.4.

    MM released 4.2.4 at the beginning of this month, the main change being


    support for the Garmin USB

    Quoted message said:

    interface (see changelog below).

    For latecomers and those who missed the first issue, here is a recap of


    what the patch does:

    Quoted message said:


    1. Enables use of OS and A-Z maps of any year of issue (this previously


    needed a hex edit to every

    Quoted message said:

    map to circumvent it).
    2. Enables direct printing at any size (the OS enforced a limit of A4


    which could only be

    Quoted message said:

    circumvented by a cumbersome Printer driver).
    3. Enables use of products artificially excluded by the OS (not the same


    as #1).

    Quoted message said:

    4. Enables Import & Export of marks & waypoints from a CSV file (the CSV


    facility is at least

    Quoted message said:

    partially available in 4.2.4 but there is still check-code in there which


    the patch skips).

    Quoted message said:

    5. Enables Import / Export of ESRI Shape files.
    6. Enables use of Memory Map API.

    The usual drill - email me for a user/pass, using either the email above


    or the Contact page on the

    Quoted message said:

    site http://v-g.me.uk

    Changelog: MMN 4.2.3 to 4.2.4 (from MM website)

    Added: Support for Garmin USB interface
    Revised: Installation process to improve Windows XP compatibility
    Revised: Printing to fix occasional issues for W98 & Printer Settings file


    location

    Quoted message said:

    Fixed: CSV / Index import with misplaced "
    Fixed: Map List file size for maps larger than 2Gb

    Regards

    -- GeoffC

    This sounds very interesting....does this mean that I can use the latest MM
    software, but continue to use my 2002 and 2003 maps? If so can you please
    let me know how I go about this?

    Thanks

    Julie

  6. Julie Meikle said:


    This sounds very interesting....does this mean that I can use the latest MM
    software, but continue to use my 2002 and 2003 maps? If so can you please
    let me know how I go about this?

    Thanks

    Julie


    It does indeed. The OS mandate that you can't use the maps you've paid for just because you download
    a software update is neutralised, along with a few others. The patch is very easy to apply, simple
    instructions are given in the included README file. Email me for a user/pass as per the top post.

    Incidentally, while I'm here, there is an irritating problem with MM4.2.4, which happens on my
    system and has also been reported by others:- the installer package *always* installs MM in the
    default directory on C:, regardless of the directory you specify. This behaviour might depend on
    whether you uninstall 4.2.3 first and clean-install 4.2.4, or update the existing installation
    in-situ.

    Regards

    -- GeoffC

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