Questions on Using MAPS 1.0 on E90.

A couple of questions on Maps.
I started fiddling with Navigation. If I back out and come back, is there a way to resume where I left off with regard to route planning without having to select the from/to locations and re-do the entire thing? I guess, can I save a route?
Can I 'speed up' the simulation? (drive faster by, say, forcing the driving speed to a higher speed)
Can I 'start a simulation' from a point along the route? Particularly so if I am interrupted during a simulation.
On my E90, I find Maps to be rather unreliable. Maps 1.0 Crashes - how can I try the new 2.0 Beta?
Is there a 'supported/official' way of downloading Maps and putting them on my E90 given that the Map Loader application does not work? Well, it didn't work last time I tried it, does it work for anyone else? Sheesh, I have been using Maps via my Wireless Home network - it sure does soak down the data - it would drive me broke if I was paying the data costs here in Oz!
...Lyall

I am pretty sure I tried all the stuff you mentioned, except I don't think that I had achieved a GPS fix prior to using the Map Loader.
The manual said nothing about requiring a GPS fix first, it only says to have run MAPS and to connect in Data Transfer mode (yes, I have read the manual and just about all the info there is on MAPS and Map Loader).
I am a long time user of Symbian (since a Psion Revo, and a Psion Siena before that) and each time I buy a symbian device after the Revo, I go through a period of disappointment, then frustration before settling down to acceptance. Apps crash, functionality is crippled by people who have no idea about user friendly interfaces (Revo Agenda was awesome compared to the garbage Calendar used nowadays on Symbian) and applications/System are flakey. I think I might even call this the Symbian Syndrome.
...Lyall

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Can you download maps using your PC, transfer them, and then access them from your phone without your phone going 'online' with an internet connection?
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U can check whether the phone have free satnav at: SatNav
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But remember Nokia recomends using the online/network/fee-paying options since it is faster and more accurate....
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Im new to MAP. We have an environment with Windows and AIX hosts which i want to use MAP on. I see plenty of references to MAP being compatable with Linux and even HP-UX. But will it also discover AIX hosts too? In particular, Oracle databases
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Using map file from Mercator in ECXpert

Hi all,
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Hi Saket,
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I have change the partnership type to normal type
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Thanks for your help.
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i want to use MAP detect CALs license on windows sever, exchange, SQL sever. can i use MAP to detect, how?

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I am assuming that your WLAN is your access point whilst you experiment here, if whilst in Nokia Maps you hold down the "#" to zoom out, move your cursor across to France and see whether or not kb meter above the satellite reception icon needs to download any map detail.
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Using MAP to license keys on ALL connected machines

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Lots of different errors when using Maps on Linux, help?

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