Try Livingstone Guides - They use mini OS maps

Gary

"Darren Griffin, PocketGPS" <darren@pocketgps.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "Paul W" wrote:
> > Does anyone know of way of using a Navman GPS to direct you to some
> > coordintes rather than a road (ie for using whilst walking) using the
> > supplied software or infact any software (preferably free!). I don't
want
> > the functionality of it saying turn left here etc as whilst I am walking
> > obviously I can take a more direct route. I just want to type in some
> > coordinates and for a directional arrow or something to point me in the
> > right direction (possibly with distance to go etc).
> >
>
> Take a look at VITO Navigator for WinCE
> http://www.vito-tech.com/products/?prod_id=9. We're reviewing it at the
> moment. It's a $16 shareware package and provides all the basic
> functionality of a handheld GPS, waypoints, compass, tracks etc. May be
> just what you're after.
> --
> Darren Griffin
> Review Team
> http://www.pocketgps.co.uk
> News, reviews and forums dedicated to PocketPC GPS Systems
>
>

Check my web site for lots of software choices that will work with the
Navman GPS.

Dale

Paul W wrote:
> Does anyone know of way of using a Navman GPS to direct you to some
> coordintes rather than a road (ie for using whilst walking) using the
> supplied software or infact any software (preferably free!). I don't want
> the functionality of it saying turn left here etc as whilst I am walking
> obviously I can take a more direct route. I just want to type in some
> coordinates and for a directional arrow or something to point me in the
> right direction (possibly with distance to go etc).
>
> TIA,
>
> Paul W.
>
>


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