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#1
I still don't know what happened, but they work now that I deleted and then reloaded them on the SD card.  The files are all the same so it must have been a bug somewhere. 
#2
My Dakota 20 has the newest update, everything works fine but when I move the Birdeye files to the microSD car it won't diplay them.  They still show up in enable/disable map and on Basecamp as being on the card, but no display.  They work if I put them on internal memory.  Why is it so hard to design a handheld GPS that is simple to use?

Mod note: Edited topic subject and moved to correct forum so that you might get some help
#3
No, its a stand alone program you can download from Garmin.  I thought it used to be on a previous version of Basecamp, or at least there was a link to go to it.  Basecamp will not load the topo 100k maps, thus the need for something else.  I thought MapInstall came with the topo 100K CD too?
#4
I updated the MapInstall program on my PC and now the topo 100k maps I have installed on my Dakota 20 are no longer visible.  I know this was a problem with older versions but a few revisions ago that got fixed, as well as the delection of all exisiting maps when you loaded a new one.  What gives?
#5
I'm one of the handful that can't get high speed internet connection at home, thanks to AT&T (you suck). It's not like I'm out in the sticks.  Anyway I bought the 100K topo but didn't open it yet, and it says a high speed connection is needed.  For what?  I thought the files were on the DVD?
#6
I am upgrading from a Magellan Sporttrack to a Garmin Dakota.  I have a about 10 waypoint folders with 20 or so waypoints in each that I need to covert.  Any new developments with this in the past year, any free software that can do this?  I have ArcMap on my PC if that helps but am not that proficient with it.

Thanks for all the help, you guys are great.
#7
Quote from: Boyd on April 13, 2011, 07:31:46 AM
This gets more complicated than you might think.  :-\

Isn't that always the case!  It's the little things you don't know that REALLY matter. :o

I don't need to load the entire US so that's fine.  Also I was trying to see if a regional 100K would be better than the full US if that would use up all the memory.  I like the 100k as a base map for traveling, then I'll get the 24K or air photos for my destination.  I'm not sure what constitutes a map "segment" but I suppose I'll figure that out when I try to load these things? 
#8
Just bought a Dakota 20, my first Garmin after 2 Magellan GPS's so I'm not familiar with them.  With the Topo 100k maps, can you just load a region (part of the map), or do you have to load the entire map?  If you can load a specific area I take it you can do that with basecamp, or does Topo 100k come with software (like Magellan Mapsend Topo)?  Odd but I have not seen anything that says you can do this and how.  Also is the micro SD card an expandable memory or is it like a separate drive?  In other words, if the topo maps are 3.2 gb and I add a 3.0 gb card is that all I need?  Thanks.