Quote Originally Posted by sergio2 View Post
Hi,

Part number 010-something-01 does not appear on the header after Ms 0
Header: 08.08.2012 12:28:00, DSKIMG, XOR 00, V 3.00, Ms 0, ***-*****-**
So, as we saw with others new active routing topos, active routing might not work in Basecamp.
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Could anybody find the hexacode to make appear part number on the header, so that search trail could work on basecamp ?
Quote Originally Posted by bommelb View Post
For ***-*****-** the hexacode is: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Quote Originally Posted by Rossi4S View Post
I also can see the part number in GmapTool 0.8.11 ! There is no need to modify the header, it is already OK.

Header: 08.08.2012 12:28:00, DSKIMG, XOR 00, V 3.00, Ms 0, ***-*****-**
Mapset: TrekMap Italia v3 Pro
I have intentionally left out the product details "010-something-01" from the gMapTool listing.
It's because I don't want Garmin spies to know if it's a download version ("D") or a memory card version (normally with "C").
The same reason makes the info URL as product generic like
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Quote Originally Posted by roger1109 View Post
Sorry....it would be better delete them? Post version without code?

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It's no need to remove the embedded UNL code. The code is the same in all sold TrekMap Italia v3 Pro and it's generic for UnitID/CID = 1234567890. In many cases the UnitID is = 1 or some multiple codes from the map developers test units. Never codes from a customers personal unit.
I check all the IMG files that I post and verify embedded UNL codes with a key lookup tool like [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Furthermore I change the timestamp for the map files in the file system with "BulkFileChanger.exe" so that the files could not be matched against other download logs. This is to avoid that Garmin may crosscheck the file timestamp against who bought and downloaded the file during that time frame.
Practically all my postings are with untouched original file content. Just if something strange is detected or there's a need to help Windows 32-bit users to unlock large files then I might post a "curling parent" or "helicopter parent" version.

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