Happy Birthday Dalin
Marsha
Pac
Marsha wrote:
> Enjoy your day
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Jean B.
> Enjoy your day
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neat cooked up for you (maybe even literally).
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Jean B.
normak
"Marsha" <mhuc...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Enjoy your day
Let me tag on with wishes for a wonderful day and the best year, ever, ahead
of you, Dalin
NormaK
**Dalin**
wrote:
>Enjoy your day
Thank you Marsha. :-) We're going out to dinner with Bob, Ruth and
Evan to my favorite Italian place.
Dalin
>
**Dalin**
Bette
> Enjoy your day
I'll pop in here to also wish Dalin a very Happy Day. Enjoy to the
fullest. Hugs, Bette
**Dalin**
We're going out for dinner. But I'll be spending the afternoon -
unless I get too frustrated - trying to figure out the GPS he got me.
I did ask for it, but being technically challenged and impatient also,
I still haven't figured out how to put a destination in! I press the
button and enter the city, but then ..... well, eventually I'll figure
it out. LOL! I think there's a bunch of stuff I have to download
too.
Gee, I could have asked for a book. I hardly ever drive anyway. I
thought maybe I would drive more if I had directions to where I wanted
to go. LOL!
Dalin
Janie
> Enjoy your day
What,it's 103 now?:)You are catching up with me! lol Happy Birthday!
Janie
**Dalin**
wrote:
Thanks Norma :-)
Dalin
>
Marsha
"**Dalin**" <lj...@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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Jean B.
Oooo! Nice gift! I LOVE my GPS. Gradually, since I have had it,
I have expanded my horizons. I hope you also benefit greatly from
yours!
--
Jean B.
Beth
Good luck with the GPS..Make sure you get it programmed properly so you
don't get lost. Then david would have to send out a search party. :)
Beth
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Phxbrd
"Jean B." <jb...@rcn.com> wrote in message
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Me too! Happy birthday, Dalin!
JerryD(upstateNY)
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JerryD(upstateNY)
mmj1
Happy Birthday Lady!! I understand GPS is a little confusing at first but
look at the many places you may go that you never would have without one.
:-) Be sure to take a camera.
mj
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**Dalin**
wrote:
39 forever!!!!! Unlike your monthly birthday I only have one every
five years. <g>
Dalin
**Dalin**
How long did it take you to figure out all the options and make it
work? Gosh I even get my choice of what the maps look like. How do
I know which one I'll want? Then after I played around to select a
voice it said I may want a computer voice as that is the one that
works with traffic alerts. Hmmmm...
Dalin
**Dalin**
That's what I'm hoping for. Knowing me I'll probably get lost anyway!
LOL!
Dalin
Joy
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> Enjoy your day
Happy Birthday!
Joy
Janie
> On Sat, 14 Nov 2009 07:57:34 -0800 (PST), Janie <jani...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
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> >On Nov 14, 9:42 am, "Marsha" <mhuck...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >> Enjoy your day
>
> >What,it's 103 now?:)You are catching up with me! lol Happy Birthday!
> >Janie
>
> 39 forever!!!!! Unlike your monthly birthday I only have one every
> five years. <g>
>
> Dalin
Yea,but you get better with age.:)
Janie
**Dalin**
wrote:
>On Nov 14, 12:25�pm, **Dalin** <l...@mindspring.com> wrote:
Yes, overripe and moldy. Heehee!
Running and hiding
Jean B.
map mode, and I have it oriented like the car is and not with
North automatically on the top. if I know I am going somewhere, I
research the route first. If there is a detour or backed-up
traffic, it is easy enough to see what one needs to do. I am sure
others would not like doing things this way, but it works very
well for me.
--
Jean B.
Joy
>>
>> How long did it take you to figure out all the options and make it
>> work? Gosh I even get my choice of what the maps look like. How do
>> I know which one I'll want? Then after I played around to select a
>> voice it said I may want a computer voice as that is the one that
>> works with traffic alerts. Hmmmm...
>>
>> Dalin
I'm not sure I have all the options figured out yet. How do you know which
one you'll want? Select one and try it for a while. I started out using
mine to go places I already know how to get to, so I'd get the feel of it.
Mine doesn't give me traffic alerts, but I usually have the car radio on a
station that gives traffic reports every 10 minutes. I do use a computer
voice, because that's the one that gives the names of the streets.
Joy
Joan F (MI)
Joy
I prefer having the map oriented like the car is too, although I seldom look
at it when I'm driving. I used to check out my route with a map, or print
directions from Mapquest as a backup, but I haven't been doing that lately.
One thing I learned recently, though, is to write down the address if I've
never been there before. My TomTom tells me, "You have reached your
destination" when I turn onto the street where my destination is located.
If it's some way down the street and I keep driving, it will say something
like, "In 200 feet, you have reached your destination." I had put the
person's name in my favorites instead of the address, so the address didn't
show. I had to guess at the house. Luckily I guessed right.
Joy
LouB
you need to know how to get back home a few button pushes will get
directions.
Happy Birthday!!!
Lou
**Dalin**
Thanks Lou. :-) We just got back from dinner and I'm playing with
it. It helps a lot to have downloaded the manual!
Dalin
Gordon H
writes
>
>The most inportant place to put in is your Home address. That way if
>you need to know how to get back home a few button pushes will get
>directions.
>Happy Birthday!!!
>
>Lou
The next most important thing is to call it anything except "home"!
Then if they steal your car, they can't find their way easily to your
house and clean it out...
I name mine "Police". :-)
Of course if you always remove it from your car and carry it with you,
it doesn't matter.
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Gordon H
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Joy
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The first thing my instruction book said was never to leave it in the car,
so I don't.
Joy
Pac
And don't forget to erase the suction cup marks on the
windshield. That tells the crooks you have one too....
Heard that on the news.
Annie-SF
> Enjoy your day
Happy Birthday Dalin
Hope the dinner was yummy!
Have a great year...
Cheers!
Annie-SF
Joy
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I couldn't get the suction cup to stick, so I don't use it. I just lay the
GPS on the seat beside me.
Joy
Joy
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Hi Annie! Long time no hear from. How are you doing?
Joy
Phxbrd
My Garmin is so simple to operate that it needs no manual. It's
self-instructing.
Phxbrd
"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message
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That has to be one of the dumbest ideas I've seen in weeks. Are there any
more at home like you?
**Dalin**
It also said not to leave the mount or they could break into your car
thinking you had hidden it inside somewhere. David ordered a beanbag
holder for me that just sits on the dash, and you can take the whole
thing and slide it under your seat when you get out of the car.
Dalin
**Dalin**
wrote:
Thank you Annie. :-)
Dalin
**Dalin**
Mine had a guided tour when I first turned it on and it is pretty
simple but it didn't explain how to get the signal. And I couldn't
find it on their website either, but David found a general url for GPS
devices and that told how.
Dalin
JerryD(upstateNY)
somewhere.<<<<<<<<<<<<
Even if you remove the mount, it leaves circle marks on the windshield and
if you don't remove them, thieves know what made the marks and are liable to
break in your car looking for the GPS.
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JerryD(upstateNY)
david
stated...
> On Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:42:30 -0500, "Marsha" <mhuc...@bellsouth.net>
> wrote:
>
>>Enjoy your day
>
> Thank you Marsha. :-) We're going out to dinner with Bob, Ruth and
> Evan to my favorite Italian place.
>
> Dalin
>>
>
>
It's not the food - it's the tall, dark and handsome waiters. I ain't
stoopid... :)
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david
**Dalin**
wrote:
Waiters, they had waiters? All I noticed was the tall, fair haired,
handsome date I had. :-) And in case you haven't figured that out -
it was you. <vbg>
SugarPie
david
stated...
>>
>>It's not the food - it's the tall, dark and handsome waiters. I ain't
>>stoopid... :)
>
> Waiters, they had waiters? All I noticed was the tall, fair haired,
> handsome date I had. :-) And in case you haven't figured that out -
> it was you. <vbg>
>
> SugarPie
>
>
huh? me? I diddent know "fair haired" wuz another term for "white haired"
but I'll accept it... me, huh? it wuzzent the waiter saying "lasagna,
ziti or me?"... really???? dang nation.... me? it wuz me?
gollygeewhillikers... me??? whooeee.... <vbg> life is gud!!!
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david (busting a few chest buttons on shirt....)
Gordon H
<toa...@real-me.net> writes
Gordon H
<toa...@real-me.net> writes
>"Pac" <us...@nospam.net> wrote
>
>> And don't forget to erase the suction cup marks on the windshield. That
>> tells the crooks you have one too.... Heard that on the news.
>
>I couldn't get the suction cup to stick, so I don't use it. I just lay the
>GPS on the seat beside me.
>
>Joy
>
My walking partner Jean has found a place in the centre console of her
Focus where she keeps hers during use.
Jean B.
Same here. It has a BIG screen, which I would hate to do without.
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Jean B.
Gordon H
writes
>Gordon H wrote:
(Of Sat-Navs)
>>>
>> Mine is built-in, came with the car. :)
>
>Same here. It has a BIG screen, which I would hate to do without.
>
Mine only has a very basic diagrammatic indication on the screen, and no
map, but I never look at the screen when driving!
I can select on-screen step by step set of instructions to my
destination, naming each road, but I find the spoken instructions are
easier and safer to use..
Phxbrd
"Gordon H" <Gordo...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message
I toss mine on the floor of the back seat. I'm less worried about theft
than I am about sun damage. Few people try to break into Corollas because
of their anti-theft system.
Jo in Ok
> Happy Birthday!
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> Marsha wrote:
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better late than neva!
Happy "late" Birthday Dalin!
bet you are the life of any party you have
or are thrown ! ;)....Jo
Judith in France
> Enjoy your day
Sorry to be late, I was offline for a while in London at our
daughter's wedding. Anyway a big happy birthday Dalin and many more.
Judith
**Dalin**
wrote:
Thanks Jo. I don't do lampshades though! <g>
Dalin
**Dalin**
Thanks Judith. :-) Now tell us about the wedding and did you get
tears on your silk frock?
Dalin
Lonestar
> Enjoy your day
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>
Happy Belated Birthday Dalin.
Robert
**Dalin**
Thank you Robert. :-)
Dalin