There are also what appear to be very serious bugs with the Zumo XT software (which I have reported and which have been acknowledged, but not yet fixed). The term 'Waypoint' for example is often mis-used and when it is, it is extremely confusing. Many of them use terminology which is not very helpful.
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If you can work these out for the Mac, I'll be in a much better position to help you.ġ) How to create a new folder and give it a name.Ģ) How to create a list within that folder and give it a name.ģ) How to create a few WayPoints using the Flag tool and name them as you want them.Ĥ) How to create a Route using the your saved Waypoints.ĥ) How to use the insert tool to add in additional route points to force the route along particular roads.īeware - there are many helpful videos available. For that you need to know a few simple skills in Basecamp. What you need to know is how to plan a route in Basecamp that will work with the Zumo XT. Why ? Because The Zumos are not interested in most of the features, and they are quite capable of screwing up what is supposedly a perfectly good route, when it is transferred to the Zumo. Simply put, I know that Basecamp has a lot of features. If you do that, and follow the tutorials, they will build up a load of problems for you when you start to transfer that knowledge to the XT. And I know even more about how the Zumos - the 590, 595 and the XT interact with the files that Basecamp - you don't need to know everything that there is to know about Basecamp. Its a computer of some sort, yes ?īUT - I know heck of a lot about Basecamp.
I had ignored this thread as the heading seemed to be about Basecamp and the Mac.
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