I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to the
original destination, even though I have changed my mind about where I
want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new
destination, even though I know how to get there (and have been there
a million times, without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody help
please?

Anti-Spam wrote:
| I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
| have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to
| the original destination, even though I have changed my mind about
| where I want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the
| new destination, even though I know how to get there (and have been
| there a million times, without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody
| help please?

Set up anothe4r session & cancel it before it finishes the route.
Always works with me.

"Anti-Spam" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
> have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to the
> original destination, even though I have changed my mind about where I
> want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new
> destination, even though I know how to get there (and have been there
> a million times, without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody help
> please?


Does this version not have a "CLEAR ROUTE" button?

On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:05:00 +0200, Anti-Spam <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
>have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to the
>original destination, even though I have changed my mind about where I
>want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new
>destination, even though I know how to get there (and have been there
>a million times, without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody help
>please?

Turn the Tomtom off.
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On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:33:01 +0100, Andrew <spamtrap@127.0.0.1> wrote:

>On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:05:00 +0200, Anti-Spam <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
>>have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to the
>>original destination, even though I have changed my mind about where I
>>want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new
>>destination, even though I know how to get there (and have been there
>>a million times, without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody help
>>please?
>
>Turn the Tomtom off.

Does not have "clear route" option

Turning off TomTom seems to be the brilliant solution which I never
thought of, will try it tomorrow and see if it does what it says on
the box!

Andrew wrote
> Anti-Spam <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote

>> I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
>> have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to the
>> original destination, even though I have changed my mind about where
>> I want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new destination,
>> even though I know how to get there (and have been there a million times,
>> without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody help please?

> Turn the Tomtom off.

That doesnt help. I do that regularly when I manage to forget to put
the charger cable in the car and want to save the internal battery.

While turning it off does stop the messages etc, you no longer have
the display of the name of the road you are currently on and the
speed camera warnings and exceeding the speed limit warnings etc.

On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 03:58:02 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Andrew wrote
>> Anti-Spam <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
>
>>> I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once I
>>> have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to the
>>> original destination, even though I have changed my mind about where
>>> I want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new destination,
>>> even though I know how to get there (and have been there a million times,
>>> without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody help please?
>
>> Turn the Tomtom off.
>
>That doesnt help. I do that regularly when I manage to forget to put
>the charger cable in the car and want to save the internal battery.
>
>While turning it off does stop the messages etc, you no longer have
>the display of the name of the road you are currently on and the
>speed camera warnings and exceeding the speed limit warnings etc.
>
Actually I tried mine today, it does remember everything and carries
on working as if I had not turned it off, so that solution does not
work for me, surely there is a way of cancelling a "Navigate To"
session????????

Anti-Spam wrote
> Rod Speed <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
>> Andrew wrote
>>> Anti-Spam <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote

>>>> I do not seem to be able to cancel a "Navigate To" session, once
>>>> I have set one up. The thingy just keeps trying to tell me to go to
>>>> the original destination, even though I have changed my mind about
>>>> where I want to go. The only way to shut her up, is to type in the new
>>>> destination, even though I know how to get there (and have been
>>>> there a million times, without the help of a TomTom). Can anybody
>>>> help please?

>>> Turn the Tomtom off.

>> That doesnt help. I do that regularly when I manage to forget to put
>> the charger cable in the car and want to save the internal battery.

>> While turning it off does stop the messages etc, you no longer have
>> the display of the name of the road you are currently on and the
>> speed camera warnings and exceeding the speed limit warnings etc.

> Actually I tried mine today, it does remember everything and carries
> on working as if I had not turned it off, so that solution does not
> work for me, surely there is a way of cancelling a "Navigate To"
> session????????

Yes, either use the clear route when its available or start another
navigate to and then cancel it before you enter the full destination etc.