Thread: CF1.6 MapPoint 2K4 Plugin Alpha Source Code Now Available

Good work at putting this together, and making it available to everyone. With little fanfare to boot. Kudos!

Originally Posted by daemon

Yall,
The plugin works great as well with MP2K6 without any problem. Great Job.

fwiw, as of this morning, I can confirm this! It is SO cool to have full maps in CF!

THANK YOU PAUL!

Originally Posted by josgab

Hi i'm installed cf plugin but not work with the last release of centrafuse i have mappoint 2006.
any solution pleaseee

"but not work" is pretty vague... What are the specific symptoms?

Are you having issues getting a button configured to launch it? Does the plugin load Mappoint but the GPS doesn't lock? Do you get a message saying that it can't find maps?

Which version of CF is this?

Originally Posted by black06stang

Will CFmapoint2006 work with RC2?

Yes, that's the setup that I'm running in my truck.

Did you try Paul's 0.82 that he released on 9/1?

Originally Posted by josgab

Hi i'm installed cf plugin but not work with the last release of centrafuse i have mappoint 2006.
any solution pleaseee

Hi;

I just replied to your question on the CFMapPoint dev space. You gave more information over there, (that you only have NY and Berlin maps), so I'm thinking that you're actually running Destinator under CF and not Mappoint. the CFMappoint plugin doesn't _replace_ Destinator (the stock nav system in CF), it installs along side of it.

To use CFMapPoint, you have to create a button in CF to launch the plugin. Have you done that, or are you still clicking the "NAV" button and thinking that will launch MapPoint?

{paraphrased from my post on Paul's dev site}

You need to create a button for CFMapPoint. To do this:

• In CF, go to SETTINGS, page DOWN one and you should see BUTTON LAYOUT. Select it, then hit SETUP.
• This is where you configure the buttons that appear all over CF. The first set are the buttons that appear in the MENU drop list, then come the first page, then the 2nd, then the 3rd. Pick an empty spot, then click SET.
  
• Scroll through that list until you see "CFMAPPOINT". Select it, and click OK.
  
• Click CLOSE, then CLOSE again.
  
• Flip through the pages until you find the button labeled "CFMAPPOINT".
  
• Click it.
  
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