Well, you can get it to embedd and hide all the menues.
But since you can't (like Mike said) get information about cities/streets without the user entering them manually and then check if it's valid or not the whole frontend/embedding idea is useless (more or less anyway).
I still think the guy who wrote the routing part of the software was drunk when he did it.
A 950km drive that I know takes about 11-12 hours to do (with lunch stop) is claimed to take 16 hours, even though it follows the same route I normally drive.
A short 45km drive from where I live to another city that usually takes around 45 minutes to drive gave me all sorts of options.
Worst one was a 85km drive through another large city, total time 2 hours 50 minutes.
Another option was a 1 hour drive using back roads.
No matter what options I selected I couldn't get it to choose the "correct" routing.
But when I selected a waypoint and thereby forcing it to use the correct route it calculated the correct distance and driving time, 45km's and 50 minutes.
This is both the shortest and the fastest route.
In some sections it claims that a couple of km's would take 45 minutes to drive, even though it's got a speed limit of min. 60mph (100km/h),
so I really don't know what kind of info they got.
Right now it's a dead end, it's not good enough as is ( IMHO ) to buy and without buying it I wont get access to the updates that hopefully would prove it worth actually buying.
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