Thanks, Jeff. I just copied everything onto my 2 gb SD card and a different 1 gb card to see if this is the problem, and you're right. Everything works/saves fine -- even my preferences and home address, just like I want it to. It _IS_ a cool app -- but the documentation is atrocious! No where does it talk about copying to a new card -- if they're going to lock down they're card, you would think they'd be a little more clear about it.
I've got TomTom's number and I'm calling them tomorrow just to see if I missed anything. Thanks again. Chuck B. --- In [email protected], Jeff Fort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I bought Navigator 5 originally on CD's and installed on SD card. > Just bought the Navigator 6 and maps update on DVD and installed on > the SD card via a card reader with the new TomTom Home app that runs > on the PC (in my case Mac). It's pretty slick. So, my situation is > different. But I noticed that during the update process they want you > to do a backup, presumably to the PC hard drive via the app. I > wonder if you were to do a backup and then restore onto a new, > different SD card whether it would then accept new info. They are so > tight on security, but my guess is if you get a device code for your > Treo and an activation code, you could run from a new card -- which > isn't a bad idea even if you can't add new data. Put your card in a > reader, launch the Home app. Try to do a backup and see what happens. >
