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18/4/2009 at 12:26pm
 Location: high wycombe
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We are trying to download the ACSI Campsites to our TOM TOM,

We want to scream and I am losing the will to live...

Can anyone help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 



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18/4/2009 at 12:36pm
 Location: Milton Keynes
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Where are you getting them from? I use this excellent website http://www.archiescampings.eu/eng1/ They are usually downloaded as a zip file which you must first unpack. I usually put the files on the desktop. You then need to copy the POI's into the map folder on Tom Tom and don't forget the small image file. On the above website as part on the zip file are instructions on how to set them up.

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18/4/2009 at 1:08pm
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David

Thanks for your prompt repsonse,

I am still a little confused.

When I try and download the POIS should I open or save the file and what should I use instead of .zip as a file

Hope you can help

Thanks

Nancy



18/4/2009 at 3:40pm
 Location: West Yorkshire UK
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hi chippy. Save the file onto your desk top. Then unzip it. The download may have a few versions of the poi's to cater for various satnav types. You require two files for Tomtom, ie asci.ov2 and asci.bmp. The bmp is the little symbol that shows on the tomtom map, the ov2 is coordinates. Paste these two into the actual map folder on tomtom,(ie Western Europe Map)   


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18/4/2009 at 4:12pm
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Thanks Lauire

Think we have done it, however, it would be nice if there saw somrething on the TOM TOM that confirmed that these files have been received

Chippie

 



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18/4/2009 at 5:09pm
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hi Chippie. Select "Change Preferences" on tomtom.(Page 1 of menu). Select "Show POI on Map" (page 1 of Preferences). Your New POI should appear on list


18/4/2009 at 8:09pm
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Nancy

Tom Tom is a little shy about these things! What I do is navigate to the town of the campsite I am interested in and then go back and select POI's near destination and your campsite should show up and just click on that and create a new instruction.

David



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20/4/2009 at 7:48pm
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All done . Many thanks Laurie and David. ps.David your website is a fantastic read.




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