Slaya,
I have an idea for the onscreen keyboard issue. Let me do a little experimenting, and I'll see what I can come up with.
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iGuidance only has a 7 day trial period. I found out when I installed it. As far as I know they don't give it to you unless you buy the full version, which I highly recommend.
As far as integrating it with RR, I have yet to do it, but haven't spent alot of time on it as it works good without integrating it.
2004 F150 STX Heritage:
Parts:
ASUS E35M1-I Fusion AMD 1.6GHz DC ~$114
Patriot 32GB SSD ~$80
Kingston 4GB ~$25
1/2" MDF - ~$15
10" Samsung touch panel - ~270
M2 Power Supply $85
GPS Receiver ~ $36
iGuidance ~100
Roadrunner supports iGuidance integration out of the box. It's much nicer than opening a new window for nav. But like i said, i think Street Atlas has a better ui, only lacking on-screen keyboard support and seemless integration with road runner.
Hmm, I must be doing something wrong as when I try to access it through RR it cuts off my buttons or something, can't use it anyway. Can't remember as I haven't tried it since last year.
2004 F150 STX Heritage:
Parts:
ASUS E35M1-I Fusion AMD 1.6GHz DC ~$114
Patriot 32GB SSD ~$80
Kingston 4GB ~$25
1/2" MDF - ~$15
10" Samsung touch panel - ~270
M2 Power Supply $85
GPS Receiver ~ $36
iGuidance ~100
There is a thread in the FAQ showing you exactly how to get it to integrate properly.. If you're interested i'll post the link
This looks interesting... has anyone thought to try and use the Garmin overlay? I have no idea if it's for Garmin only or hardcoded like that...but if not it may work for this and be able to provide an on-screen keyboard much the same way as skinners do it for Garmin now.
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