Accessing maps offline

Could someone please explain all the little details to accessing maps offline like, what positioning methods you have to use, etc. Thanks because its frustrating. Oh, I have E5
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There are 2 separate things...
First you have to set the Maps to OFFLINE by going in the Internet Option in the Maps Settings / Options..This will now use the already installed Maps Data. If the Maps are set ONLINE, the latest Maps data gets downloaded continuously and the amount of data usage will be quite high..
Other point to be set is under 'Positioning'.. Enabling ONLY the Integrated GPS Method will ensure that absolutely NO Data usage takes place. But you need to be in area open to sky..and to get the initial positioning (GPS Lock) it may take in excess of 30 minutes depending on the Topography of your location and the Weather. Area with tall buildings / trees and rainy / cloudy weather means a much longer wait. A-GPS will provide a much faster LOCK but will use a few KBs ( just about 10-20 KBs) of Data every time the application is launched.
You may refer Pg. 86 to 102 of the User_Guide for further info. on Maps and Navigation ...

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"error while accessing your offline message"

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Hi,
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http://samirvaidya.blogspot.com/2011/03/alternate-access-mappings.html
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I am trying code a method where each key in a Map is iterated through keySet in a for-each loop but while each key is being accessed I need to also access its values where the values are of the type Set<Integer>. The Map is named bookIndex and I have tried using bookIndex.values() but this accesses all the values of the Map and not just the values of the key being presently accessed. Ive tried using a List to do this but was advised that this was not needed in another thread (Accessing Map values through a List). Ive tried creating a Set to contain these values but bookIndex.values() does not do it.So in each iteration you have a key myCurrentKey. Why bookIndex.get(myCurrentKey) is not good?

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