@Mzokk Yes to all you outlined. The only recalculation you have any control over is off-route. Otherwise, as you pointed out, recalculation happens based on any number of variables. Certainly, it always happens on transfer and on load, and nothing can be done to prevent it. For off-route, I usually have it set to Prompted, but lately, I have it Off. When I develop a route, I know my intended minor deviations and how to return. I found that prompted can be very sensitive to the smallest changes, even down to what lane I'm in on a wide US interstate. Sometimes it gets annoying clearing the screen. But of course, that's all personal preference.

@M-Schrijver Ook in BC zet deze de routepunten op kruispunten en rotondes bij track naar route convertie. Die moet ik dan ook verplaatsen. Jaco (JaVaWa) had een tooltje ontwikkeld waarbij de routepunten altijd na het kruispunt gezet worden maar werkt ook niet optimaal. https://geo.javawa.nl/routefilter/

@Corjan-Meijerink Thank you!

Hey @Corjan-Meijerink und Web Planer Team, wollt ihr da s. Anfang was unternehmen, wisst ihr davon. Sorry möchte nicht jagen, möchte nur wissen ob es aufgefallen ist. Das mit eigenen POI und dem Wusch diesen per einfachen Klick einzubinden geht so leider nicht weil das weiße Kreutz fehlt. VG Danke für alles jeden Tag

@Brian-McG seems to be close to where it did that when I plotted it (see link above if interested)

@Ruud-Schouten geen probleem! We verlenen graag snelle service

@HighPeakRider To me, it looks like there's no flaw or whatsoever. First of all, at 2 locations a left/right turn was made but the route was followed as it should be (routepoint 18 and routepoint 33). If it was intended to follow the road at routepoint 18, routepoint 19 should be located at a location which follows the route after routepoint 18. Same goes for routepoint 33 and routepoint 34. Even when i turn off seasonal closures, nothing changed on the route. If you could elaborate which direction you prefer from routepoint 18 and routepoint 33, i could have a better look in how this went wrong in MRA. But for now, my conclusion is, is that routepoint 18 and 33 are misplaced and should not been there.

@Nick-Carthew That’s the better option indeed!

@richtea999 I work in software development

@Con-Hennekens Thank you for that very easy solution.

@Tony-Mills in that case I would select none

@Nomko-Nomden Inderdaad dat is zelfs een oneer voor mijn zoon die dat reeds lang gebruikt, ook reeds 10 jaar In Nottingham.

@Thomas-Schäfer I would like a shopping trolley icon for my supermarket stops.

@Dirk-Kevin-K said in Mouse with iPad: @Laurent-De-Clercq Chrome is a browser Just tested here on an iPad Pro MRA & Mouse, works without any problems (App & Web-Site). Same for me. Same setup, same result: works very well.

And in case you don'want to import it in MRA, there is a very good online viewer called GPS Visualizer which can do the trick. Or you can import your route in Google Maps

@Rudhy-SAN-ROMAN Vous pouvez aussi copier les itinéraires en format GPX ou ITN sur un carte micro-SD que vous insérer dans le bas du TomTom. Quand vous allumez votre TT, il vous demandera si vous voulez importer les ITN / GPX.

@Flor-Danis via de app kan het ook heel makkelijk. Kies voor “Rondrit” [image: 1721678089844-img_1864.jpeg] En geef daarna de gewenste richting aan: [image: 1721678090303-img_1865.jpeg]

@Hubert-Thoring Very Nice! I generally have my laptop with me on longer trips for creating/transferring new routes, but I see situations where your approach can be useful. I'm going to order a Lightning to USB adapter and have this as an option. Thanks!

@Nick-Carthew said in Destination Waypoint Missing in Zumo XT: The red dot is from the distance slider at the bottom. Sharp!