@Rob-Verhoeff I went to the mobile app section and just saved it as a PDF through the print functionality.

@Nick-Carthew

👍👍👍Thanks

@StefanHummelink
Super aanwijzingen, want ik heb nu in de gaten hoe het werkt dus dat wordt rijden met Navigation Next super bedankt

@Redbarn Thanks for the explanation.
There could be a number of reasons why you were instructed to turn back and without seeing your route it is difficult to pinpoint the exact cause.
The app has the ability to automatically skip route points but it needs a little time to ensure that skipping was your intention. You can also manually skip a route point by a long press on the particular one that you wish to skip.
I really think you should persevere with the app a little longer, have you read the manual?

@John-Munizza Have a look at the Support page to get you started. There are also some excellent MRA videos to help you see what you can do. Perhaps try this via and shaping points first. There are lot of others but some of the older ones (with the older looking interface) will give you an good understanding of how MRA works.

Hope this helps.

@Tony-curley I see the same thing. The GPX-file is not accessible on my iPhone for some reason, although it is accessible on my Mac using Apple Mail.

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master

Thanks ! This error stopped once MRA Next was launched on 19.06.23

Da wird dran gearbeitet, sobald die Navi App soweit läuft.

@Daniel-Moreillon pizza tower said in Sauvegarde tomtom to MyRoute:

J’ai enregistré un itinéraire avec mon tomtom. Puis-je l’enregistrer dans l’application MyRoute ?

I recorded a route with my tomtom. Can I register it in the MyRoute app?

Yes, you can export route files from MyRoute-app to your TomTom navigation device. You can do this manually or wirelessly. You can also create and customize routes with TomTom MyDrive on mydrive. tomtom. com. The routes you create are saved to your account and can be synced to your navigation device

@Jürgen-Köhler bloxd io said in Create an own POI library:

Hi everyone,

I+d like to create an own POI library, which I then can add to new routes.
Can anyone give me an information how to do that?

Greetings,
Jürgen

Go to the CSV to OV2 Converter using the link in Resources.
Click “Choose File” and locate your CSV file for conversion. Double-click it to select.
Click “Start Conversion” and wait for the converter to convert your files.
The TomTom POI file will automatically download, ready to be used with your TomTom GPS software. Alternatively, you can add POI files to TomTom GPS units using TomTom’s MyTomTom or HOME software1.

@Derek-a said in Unsubscribe:

It has took my money out of bank this month for a year

You can of course withdraw the permission to collect due from your creditcard at the provider of your creditcard. Then the subscription will fall back to the free one.

Like @Jack-van-Tilburg already asked, we are interested in the "why", if you care to share that with us.

Like that.....Screenshot 2023-06-29 at 18-18-03 Problem mit saisonalen Schließungen behoben.png

@clemens-jacobs-0 Het handigst is een punt te plaatsen aan beide kanten van de tunnel en dan het punt bij de "uitgang" op "Overslaan" te zetten via het routepunt menu. Daarmee wordt (in de planner) de routeberekening tussen die 2 punten uitgezet. Je ziet dan een rechte lijn op de kaart, wat waarschijnlijk goed overeenkomt met de tunnel, maar da's verder niet belangrijk.

@Tim-Thompson, Sure, Apple stuff is also made in China. The difference is in the local support.

@Dikke-Wim geweldig!

@James-Schnoor

Track 1.1

@Craig-Ripley

use the date and time setting with your route

@James-Schnoor, OSM is highly dependent on user input. Just like wiki. If someone adds the route, it will be there. I think HERE is more dependent on official government data, which we all know usually is slow 😉

@Nick-Carthew 👍👍

@Albert-van-den-Elsen thanks for the suggestion, I’ll keep trying