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Seems to work in a strange way.... when setting the language to "british english" it shows the map names in english .... when setting the language to thai , still english names ..... but when changing the language setting to danish, the map names show in thai..... how can that be ?Originally Posted by bb-boy
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13th February 2011, 10:29 AM #1Junior Member
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13th February 2011, 12:26 PM #2aekhongGuest
Normally dual map is Thai+Eng language. Originally Posted by claus31130
It shows Eng language for map displaying (on View Map page) when you set language to ENG.
For Map name :: It shows in ENG for my unit too. (when I set to Thai language)
Which is your unit?
Maybe it from the header of your text file ???
Example for header of .glx (Text file) for 37xx
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13th February 2011, 02:33 PM #3Junior Member
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My unit is a Nuvi 200 , bought in Denmark .. The funny thing is that it displays only correct with english language settings .. Originally Posted by aekhong
The only thing that I have altered in language files is in the Thailand.gtt(or any files for that matter) where I put a new string for the keyboard layout so that I am able to use thai language keyboard ....
//Edited// Added ::: I played a little more around with language settings, and it seems that in English and Thai language settings it shows the map with engllish place names ... Any other language it switsches to show placenames in thai alphabet...Last edited by claus31130; 13th February 2011 at 02:48 PM.
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13th February 2011, 08:01 PM #4eyzGuest
Are both "Thailand Streetmap Eng NT+THAI V11.00+JCV+ DEM+ Thailand 3D Building " and "Thailand Street Map v11 DUO Version (TH&EN) + DEM + Thailand 3D Building + JCV, Original" the same?
By the way, I am using Garmin nuvi 255w US version, with S4 board HWID 1091.
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14th February 2011, 02:20 AM #5Master
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The Thailand maps will only display in (English American) or Thai road names NO other Language Originally Posted by claus31130
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14th February 2011, 03:51 AM #6Junior Member
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YES I am fully aware of that .... And as I wrote , when language is set to english it displayes English road/city names on the map .... and when the language is set to thai it still shows the road/city names in english .... But when I change to any other than these two languages, it shows road/city names in Thai writing. Originally Posted by Thefatboy
I would have some degree of understanding IF it showed correct map language when unit is set to display thai language ....but I does not, at least not in my unit
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