improve map definition for better route planing
suei k
Posts: 3 [Apprentice Traveler]
in Map quality
I do most camper (large) driving on B roads or smaller roads and exploring small roads on motorcycles, planing a trip on my drive is hard as there is only two small roads types and colours witch only appear when zoomed in , making it hard to plane a route , as small roads disappear when you zoom out . if you zoom in the very small roads are all the same and need more definition on size , main route and the coiour is bad and is hard to see . whats needed is more selectable map definition on info and better road coiours blue red green yellow white black , better back ground colour oppions add this as a sat nav should be a great sat nav first and all that contecniverty second phone radio i player i dont need please
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YamFazMan
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Hi
@suei k
I have started using the Free, slightly quirky, but very good ITN Converter
ITN Converter has a huge number of Map types default is Google Maps, the Tomtom Routes Map is included, the ITN Converter also Saves/Exports a huge number of route file types, it will also export straight to the Tomtoms MyDrive Route planner...
ITN Converter has a Route optimizer
The ITN Converter is quirky because it uses It uses two Windows, one with all the save/export options the other, being the "Editor Window" where you plan your routes
Get ITN Converter here...
http://www.benichou-software.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4&itemid=3&lang=en
There is a Tomtom Map... I also think the ITN Converters ViaMichelin and the Nokia OVI Maps appear to be a good match to Tomtom Map
ATB YFM5
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@suei k
I have started using the Free, slightly quirky, but very good ITN Converter
ITN Converter has a huge number of Map types default is Google Maps, the Tomtom Routes Map is included, the ITN Converter also Saves/Exports a huge number of route file types, it will also export straight to the Tomtoms MyDrive Route planner...
ITN Converter has a Route optimizer
The ITN Converter is quirky because it uses It uses two Windows, one with all the save/export options the other, being the "Editor Window" where you plan your routes
Get ITN Converter here...
http://www.benichou-software.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4&itemid=3&lang=en
There is a Tomtom Map... I also think the ITN Converters ViaMichelin and the Nokia OVI Maps appear to be a good match to Tomtom Map
ATB YFM