Quote Originally Posted by ledzep13 View Post
...... My question is this:
I have a Nuvi 1410, with the 5.00T Greek version installed, so based on the info on the download page, the multilingual version is a no go, right?
Or maybe should I try the multilingual first? Anybody else tried it on a device that old?
All 1xxx have only partial compatibility with unicode characters such as Cyrillic and Greek. You will inevitably find some search problems with any EU localized device which does not have City Navigator NTU EU mapping issued as OEM. In case of the EU nuvi 1410, it came from the factory with the 'non-unicode' Garmin CN NT detail map. Therefore any other 3rd party maps with unicode characters are best avoided as per this warning:
Quote Originally Posted by leitz5138 View Post
............ Multilingual version may be incompatible with older devices. If your device is a Streetpilot, Nuvi 200, 250 ,205, 255, 255W, 215, 265, 300, 350, 360, 510, 700, 710, 760, 765, 1200, 1300, 1310, 1350, 1410, 1490t, Zumo 550 or 660, you may have to use the non-multilingual installer, further below. ......
Quote Originally Posted by ledzep13 View Post
..... And, if the multilingual version does not work, what version would you advice to install, the Greek or the English version?
Is there a way to avoid that horrendous greeklish situation? .....
I think you'll continue to have some problems using *any* map containing Greek-type characters on your 1410, Latin characters are what it's really originally designed for, however later firmware versions added some limited Unicode compatibility.