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Re: Sorting the quickest route as it sends me miles out...
This is a common problem. Your choices are limited to the shortest route or "the quickest route". The latter being a guess in my opinion. I would select shortest route in the settings.
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If you have a computer log onto google maps. It will show you not only the distance, but also the best route to travel. You can choose shortest route, easiest route or quickest route. It s free.
We attempt to find technical solutions to problems with GPS equipment, we are not a routing service for cell phone mapping software. Use GoogleMaps for this service.
To obtain the fastest route all that you have to do is adjust your routing settings, to do this go into Tools > Settings > Navigation in this menu you should have the option of "fastest time" or "shortest distance"
The Sylvania SMP2012 can be used as a regular USB mass storage device. This means that you don't actually need the included software to use it. However, if you are using Windows, you may be able to control it more effectively with the included software, as it may perform functions such as sorting and configuration that are not available with the generic USB mass storage drivers.
I'm not certain about Mac OSX drivers for this device.
Linux users are stuck with USB mass storage, but thankfully it does work. Sorting can be achieved with the "fatsort" utility, which is available with Ubuntu and other Debian distros.
One simple way to achieve this is using radio button function. Give the user flexibility to change sorting via String or Numeric. As the user clicks on String the result bottom of this option will change the sorting method using String. Otherwise, Numeric.
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You can go into a Sprint Service Center and ask them to use their Cellebrite machine to transfer contacts from CDMA to GSM. If it's a PDA you can always sync your contacts to your computer. You can always Bluetooth contacts from one device to another (LG has its famous "Send all Contacts") as long as both devices have Bluetooth. Quickest and easiest route would be Cellebrite at a Service Center.
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