Thread: Skin_iGO_Nextgen by Wandel - DISCUSSION

FAQ for running Speedcam in iGO
As for skins, everything is very simple.
1. you need to check where the content/speedcam folder is located - the folder must be located on the device's physical memory. (To use speedcam.txt)
2. Check if radar alerts are enabled in the skin. Menu/Setting/Warning/Alert Points/Alert Points Warning - ON
3. Sometimes the activation remains until the first reboot of the navigation, to do this, reboot iGO and check the specified path to save the ON position - If the button is in the OFF position, for other reasons, check that the skin is installed correctly.
PS
The main errors are copying UX files with replacement. There may be fewer UX files in the new update. The best solution is to clear the UX folder and then copy the new files.

Colleague Andrey, look at the history of this respected forum member, situation will be a little clearer

Originally Posted by hoschoo

sorry i ve never seen any support from any one

Never seen support?
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Will clean topic later

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I see that hoschoo logged in again and probably read comments, but he still doesn't leave feedback.
And then he says that he has no support from anyone ...

Recently, I've encountered a problem where simply providing a link to existing content isn't enough. After reading it, users don't understand the meaning or know how to apply it. Now, a clear answer to the question works, without unnecessary information, almost like a how-to guide: "Do this, do that." Not all users are prepared for technical forums, so I sometimes write FAQs.

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Folks, I'm also an old man at 78, I've also been registered on the forum for several years, and I also speak and understand English poorly, but Google Translate has taken care of that perfectly these days.

iGO is a software that offers many options for adjustment and configuration...and requires a little more understanding.

I also have some "old" camper friends with whom I had to be very patient until iGO met their needs, and online support is quite difficult for some to understand - because we "experts" convey our way of thinking, which is often difficult to understand on the other end.
I've also told many a user: stop here, install this free navigation app. All you have to do is select your vehicle type and that's it....
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But a user who's been around for so long should have figured it out long ago by reading between the lines and experimenting a bit, so don't just download offers, install them, and then wonder why they don't meet your expectations.

In this particular case, however, there's no excuse; unfortunately, there's only one option: ignore it or point to a "simple" navigation app...
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