Help with itn files and tomtom
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no idea whether that model supports itn planning.
sticking itns into a tt is easy though.
connect it to the pc/lappie and 'explore' the pc until you see your ttom ( in teh same way that when you attach nay external devixe to a pc it will show up in the list of folders/drives - after right clicking teh start button on teh pc).
double click the TTom folder to open its sub folders - and you should see itn or itinerary planning folder - thats where the files need to be dropped.
go back to your email, copy the files 9right click/copy0 and go back to that ITN folder and right click 'paste' teh files in there.
to find them on the TT after disconnecting you'll need to scroll through the menus until you find one that has itinerary planning icon, click that and a new menu will appear with options such as 'load' etc etc.....select load, scroll to the itn file you wnat and hey presto its done.
however, be warned, on some tt's the itn folder exists in the directory - but that doesnt always mean that the TT has that functionality!!! so you could find you can drp teh files in the tt but can't then access them, if thats the case - without a complicated 'hack' you won't be able to use them.
hope that explanation is simple/clear enough.
sticking itns into a tt is easy though.
connect it to the pc/lappie and 'explore' the pc until you see your ttom ( in teh same way that when you attach nay external devixe to a pc it will show up in the list of folders/drives - after right clicking teh start button on teh pc).
double click the TTom folder to open its sub folders - and you should see itn or itinerary planning folder - thats where the files need to be dropped.
go back to your email, copy the files 9right click/copy0 and go back to that ITN folder and right click 'paste' teh files in there.
to find them on the TT after disconnecting you'll need to scroll through the menus until you find one that has itinerary planning icon, click that and a new menu will appear with options such as 'load' etc etc.....select load, scroll to the itn file you wnat and hey presto its done.
however, be warned, on some tt's the itn folder exists in the directory - but that doesnt always mean that the TT has that functionality!!! so you could find you can drp teh files in the tt but can't then access them, if thats the case - without a complicated 'hack' you won't be able to use them.
hope that explanation is simple/clear enough.
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