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Old 06-11-2009, 08:06 AM
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Not sure if it is possible...

Enabling the clock button to toggle between full and split screen would be fantastic...
Yeah....like that idea. A quick means of switching between full & split.
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Not sure if it is possible...

Enabling the clock button to toggle between full and split screen would be fantastic...
Not possible without extra hardware in the car!
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I am a bit confused on something. Going to the website I see nothing about registration, but saw a post regarding paypal & registration...
Is the program at all useable without registering? I have no true need for it right now, other then curiosity... I don't want to dig up my dell laptop to find out I cant do anything without throwing the $ out (which I dont mind doing, if I had a reason).
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Old 07-04-2009, 06:53 AM
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You can open the app and play around with it, familiarize yourself with the menus etc. No reason not to download the trial version...
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Navcoder is 80% free to use, some of the newer features require the software to be registered and TBH for what you get it's a bargain.

The registration is (to me) a thank you for producing and supporting the software, as well as adding new features.
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Navcoder is 80% free to use, some of the newer features require the software to be registered and TBH for what you get it's a bargain.

The registration is (to me) a thank you for producing and supporting the software, as well as adding new features.
How can i do this?
Do you mean to pay or is this doing for free?
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How can i do this?
Do what mate?
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Do what mate?
How can i have Navcoder for free?
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How can i have Navcoder for free?
I can do this for you as follows in 3 easy steps:

1. You send me 20 Euros, just for fun

2. I'll send you a registration key free of charge, subject to Step 1

3. Voila! NavCoder for free!
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Old 07-21-2009, 10:12 PM
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Jochen,
How close are we to getting the TCU voice recognition put into NavCoder?
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