I am using Anquet mapping software on my Asus A696 pocket pc. This has a
built in GPS chip. Recently Anquet up-graded their software and one of the
things they did was incorporate the Microsoft intermediate GPS driver,
allegedly to "fix" the GPS bug. You might guess that I have a serious
problem caused by a GPS bug in their software which is not "fixed" by this
upgrade

Can anyone tell me what this Microsoft driver is supposed to do - what
benefits is it supposed to bring?

Am I supposed to setup my pocket pc to benefit from this? The only
settings that I can change from the menu on my Asus appear to relate to an
external gps device when I presumably want to configure the internal GPS
settings.

Anyone able to shed any light.

Many thanks

Terry

(Who is day by day becoming increasingly bewildered by intuitive software!)

"Terry Metcalfe" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am using Anquet mapping software on my Asus A696 pocket pc. This has a
>built in GPS chip. Recently Anquet up-graded their software and one of
>the things they did was incorporate the Microsoft intermediate GPS driver,
>allegedly to "fix" the GPS bug. You might guess that I have a serious
>problem caused by a GPS bug in their software which is not "fixed" by this
>upgrade
>
> Can anyone tell me what this Microsoft driver is supposed to do - what
> benefits is it supposed to bring?
>
> Am I supposed to setup my pocket pc to benefit from this? The only
> settings that I can change from the menu on my Asus appear to relate to an
> external gps device when I presumably want to configure the internal GPS
> settings.
>
> Anyone able to shed any light.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Terry
>
> (Who is day by day becoming increasingly bewildered by intuitive
> software!)
>

I'm also experiencing problems connecting a Garmin GPSMap 76CSx to Anquet.
I've tried USB and Serial but without success. I'm running Windows Home
Premium SP1 and Anquet Maps v6.2.7