Offline maps for PC?
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Hello,
I'm really enjoying MyRoute-app, and finding the routing so much easier than some of the other options that I've tried.
Is there a way to download offline maps on my PC? I would like to use the PC to make routes and then send those routes to my TomTom. I'm frequently in places where there is limited or no internet service, where it would be a great advantage to have maps available offline.
My apologies if I've missed this, but I've looked and can't find it.
Thank you.
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Hello,
I'm really enjoying MyRoute-app, and finding the routing so much easier than some of the other options that I've tried.
Is there a way to download offline maps on my PC? I would like to use the PC to make routes and then send those routes to my TomTom. I'm frequently in places where there is limited or no internet service, where it would be a great advantage to have maps available offline.
My apologies if I've missed this, but I've looked and can't find it.
Thank you.
@dave-29 As on the PC, you're just using your browser and not a separate app to access MRA Routeplanner, there isn't really an option to store maps offline.
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Hello,
I'm really enjoying MyRoute-app, and finding the routing so much easier than some of the other options that I've tried.
Is there a way to download offline maps on my PC? I would like to use the PC to make routes and then send those routes to my TomTom. I'm frequently in places where there is limited or no internet service, where it would be a great advantage to have maps available offline.
My apologies if I've missed this, but I've looked and can't find it.
Thank you.
The offline maps are basically on your Tom Tom device.
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Hi Dave,
This has been a recurring suggestion, for now (as others have pointed out) there's no way we can implement this as our online routeplanner is a web-app.
We're aware of this issue though. As our US userbase grows (I'm making the quick assumption that you're an American, as this seems to be a very prevalent question among our US users) we're looking into solutions.
kind regards,
Timo
