You could always compile an entire list of all POIs and have then in an 'All' category, then search through them....

What?

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I said: "You could always compile an entire list of all POIs and have then in an 'All' category, then search through them...."

Depending on how many POIs exist on your disc, and how much empty disc space you have, this may or may not be achievable.

He said:

"Cut your complaining and get a Tom-Tom if you don't like it"

Just kidding - basically, you can only search in groups. If you modified the groups on your Nav disc to include an "All" category that had the contents of every other group in it then you could search without sub-menus.

As for other service centers, why? Are you going to take it a Chevy dealer?

If you are looking for gas, etc, those are under Services...

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Yes, this is an ongoing adventure of mine right now and I've gotten quite far at resolving the problem. See here:

http://www.northamericanmotoring.com...&postcount=138

Would you please be kind enough to share how you added the image to the search screen?

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You know you can replicate the entire structure and have the ALL sitting right in the top menu level (above the top menu in the original BMW categories).

Can you play with the disc format to reduce the segment size so as to hold more files?

Or create a flatter directory structure to provide more disc space...?

One more thing: access speed is also determined by the indexing block size that you use in the IDX index file. Bigger index block can mean quicker access for big files.

It's just a simple IMAGE tag placed into the HTML code of the search pages on the map data disc. The Pimp-My-Nav program has the ability to do it for you automatically if you're not familiar with the HTML language.