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GARMIN TRICKS, TIPS, WORK AROUNDS, HINTS, SECRETS & IDEAS

Since the last time I furnished some recent titles, the following newer one=
s have been published. [I have some additional ones in the works.]


THE GOOGLE CASE FOR COORDINATES -=20
-----Changes In The Wind

LADY IN THE LAKE -=20
-----Interesting What Your N=FCvi Does

SET LOCATION - COORDINATES (OUT & IN) -=20
-----Slight Changes For Some N=FCvis

THE NEWER N=DCVI MODELS -=20
-----Released Since The 800 Series . . . [Added Info]

THOSE FUNNY LOOKING NAMED .GPX FILES -=20
-----What Are They And Can They Be Removed?

TRANSFERRING YOUR OLD FAVORITES TO YOUR NEW GARMIN -=20
-----Change That File Name

YOUR OLD A/C CHARGER WILL WORK -=20
-----Get An Adapter For Your 3700 Series

SHOW ME THE ROUTE -=20
-----Quick Tips To See Route All At Once

NEARER MY ???? TO ME -=20
-----Finding A Location Using The Near Feature And Setting It

Remember, I don't have all models to use in my testing, so if your particul=
ar model n=FCvi is slightly different, please let me know and include the c=
omplete detailed procedure that is different to what has been published so =
I can also share it. I am currently using a 3790LMT and sometimes a 755T fo=
r the testing of the procedures. I can also dig out a 650 if I need to.

GARY HAYMAN

GARMIN TRICKS, TIPS, WORK AROUNDS, HINTS, SECRETS & IDEAS

http://bit.ly/garmin_gps_tricks

On 3/8/11 9:45 AM, zydecogary wrote:
have been published. [I have some additional ones in the works.]
use in my testing, so if your particular model nüvi is slightly
different, please let me know and include the complete detailed
procedure that is different to what has been published so I can also
share it. I am currently using a 3790LMT and sometimes a 755T for the
testing of the procedures. I can also dig out a 650 if I need to.

Nice website-- but ditch the loud, intrusive audio clips when clicking
on a new page...

On 3/8/2011 8:45 AM, zydecogary wrote:

An excellent site, much to be appreciated there. Thanks!

EW