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Old 08-05-2007, 04:52 AM
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novice guide to nav tweak

hi all,

I would like to upgrade my current mk 4 sat nav, it is currently on 2004.

Firstly i have downloaded v29 mdf and mds
i can open the mds in img burn but not the mdf, any ideas


I would lthen like to edit it and record it to disk.
Please can someone help me,

I have just downloaded navtweak and speak and opened them in gtk.

How do I open these files in navtweak to enable me to make changes. I thought you would just drag and drop the mds and mdf onto the navtweak but its not that simple it seems.

Once I have done this how do I put the edited software onto disk,

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Also does any one know where I can download the euro 2007 high map dvd.

Cheers,

Jon
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