Connect your unit to the PC and use Windows Explorer to view the contents of the drive letter associated with the TomTom, when you first open the drive letter for the device this is known as the "Root" - Mike
When the TomTom is connected to your PC, it shows up as another drive letter... E, F or G (or possibly another letter). See attached image below for example where it's G: (click on image again to zoom)"In computer file systems, the root directory is the first or top-most directory in a hierarchy. It can be likened to the root of a tree ? the starting point where all branches originate."
2) I downloaded "SwitchMenu.zip" and installed the appropriate files in "bin" and "sdkregistry". Although I can switch from the EasyMenu to the custom menu by pressing the "Switch menu" icon, I can't figure out how to switch back from custom menu to EasyMenu.
Worked like a charm!Tony,
One of your lines in your TomTom.mnu file needs to be
MENUITEM|TASK_SDK1|
That will add the switchmenu icon to your custom menu.
What that does is add a plugin from the sdk registry to your custom menu, you don't have to call the program by name, just a SDK number. You can add up to 9 plugins to your custom menu SDK1 through SDK9. The TomTom will decide which number to assign to which plugin/program. You have to have a seperate line for each plugin/program you want to add to the custom menu.
It's not a matter of "top of the range" at all. Only a certain slice of the current models have the EasyMenu setup. Others that are otherwise almost identical (and similar in price) have the more familiar (and fuller) menu system.It's disappointing that TomTom are making their new products simple menu only, I am assuming they are cynically trying to get people to pay more for their top of the range satnav and trying to stop others having some fun.
It's not a matter of "top of the range" at all. Only a certain slice of the current models have the EasyMenu setup. Others that are otherwise almost identical (and similar in price) have the more familiar (and fuller) menu system.
NO. There seems to be nothing that can be done to re-establish that particular feature on these SleazyMenu .. er .. EasyMenu units - at least not without doing things that we don't even begin to discuss around here... and I have never heard that anyone has succeeded that way, either.Does the full menu allow you to enter GPS co-ordinates on an XL350?
I can only interpret their move in one of two ways ...Then why have they done it, seems crazy.
You can edit custom pois but not any of the built in categories or contents.
I had thought that "internal" POI corrections were always accomplished using Map Corrections > Correct a map error > [arrow] > Edit POI, just as had been the case for some time. Has this changed?That is extremely annoying. Why did they disable this feature??? What are you supposed to do if one of them is in the wrong place??
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