Thread: City Navigator Thailand NT 2015.20

Originally Posted by wozgreen

I had the same problem but by changing the way you search you can get around this. If you use the built in menus "where to?/points of interest/food and drink/pizza" for example, you will get results in thai. If you use "where to?/points of interest/food and drink/all food" and then type in the word "pizza" you will get results in English!

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Thanks! But this may not work for searching buiding names e.g. Tesco?

Anyway, I found by trial and error that if I also put the older 2013.30 Thai English Map in the same Map directory, somehow the search results come out in English.

Originally Posted by malebum

Thanks! But this may not work for searching buiding names e.g. Tesco?

Anyway, I found by trial and error that if I also put the older 2013.30 Thai English Map in the same Map directory, somehow the search results come out in English.

That trick was described by syzygy as used by tourists who return home to China with a Garmin bought overseas which cannot input any chinese characters. They load both local Chinese and English [pinyin] maps of China but deselect the latter in the map menu. Even deselected it allows for search of POIs on the unit's English keyboard but they can then be routed to on the Chinese map which is the only one selected. With AU maps, both Sensis and HERE versions can be loaded with only one selected to enrich the POI display. Best of course not to have two detail maps covering the same area selected at the same time.