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Export vs. drag-and-drop... Export works at the list level, exporting everything in the active list, however it allows you to create your own filename and control where the file is written Drag-and-drop works at the route level. You can not control filename or location. The routes are written as se...

Perhaps if you describe how you "tried an update".

My first question is why are you exporting to C: then copying to an SD card? I leave the card in the XT and drag-and-drop the route directly to it in Base Camp. It shows as User Data. To your questions- I have not seen as you describe. I often export selection for file sharing via DropBox. As long a...

Fxwheels wrote: ↑Tue May 09, 2023 3:28 am The only thing you can do is to reset the max speed at each stop, or upon destination.

Turning off the gps is an option. As is not being a hooligan.

They did do better....... with previous models! The 595 was better. The nuvi780 was fabulous!! But looking backwards those models had less apps and fewer maps. I still say, "the more something does, the less it does well." I firmly believe this applies to the XT.

This used to bug me too until I realized the XT doesn't necessarily calculate distance to turns. It often calculates distance to the next point in your route. You may have 3 turns until your next shaping or via point but you'd not know it. I work around it by placing shaping points about 500 yds AFT...

I'm new to this forum, but I can offer some insight on your question about Windows 11. From what I understand, Windows 11 has some compatibility issues with older software, so there's a chance that your XT and Basecamp might not work on a Windows 11 laptop. However, it's worth checking with the sof...

I'm not surprised by that behaviour. Apart from the various ways in which the route may have been altered by Basecamp (by loading into a profile with different preferences, by having different maps, etc); on transfer to the XT (eg different Basecamp Settings, different maps); by the XT on loading o...

Got it -- thanks very much. The trend in the northeast is to create "jug handle turns" -- you sort of exit right and it loops around left and puts you perpendicular to the original road, often at a light, then you turn left. -dan I grew up in northwest NJ- we had jughandles at least as fa...

Yup! Having occasional via points in the route helps with this and with providing points that you can select to navigate to. @jfheath and others, what do you know about the stripping of shaping points by a recalc? As you know, I have been averse to shaping points but am evolving, so I have a lot of...