Hi; I recently updated maps and Carminat TomTom SW on my 2010 Renault Laguna 3 Nav SD card - Central & Eastern Europe maps. After this update I noticed some of the Romanian special characters are not shown correctly in street names (I guess bad character set support) - something like "?oseaua Olteni?ei". Is there a way to fix this? Can I change the character set support or something? I did not figure out anything from the navigation menu and settings.

Thanks!

What navcore installed?

[TomTomGo]
DeviceName=Carminat TomTom
DeviceVersionHW=Carminat TomTom
DeviceSerialNumber=###
DeviceUniqueID=###
SDCardId=###
RamDiskVersion=20100629
BootLoaderVersion=80054
LinuxVersion=529125
ApplicationVersionVersionNumber=8842
ApplicationVersion=542199
VehicleBrand=Renault
VehicleModel=
VehicleOptions=
VehicleIdentification=###
UserLanguage=English UK
UserName=###
LastConnectionTime=Never
GPSFirmwareVersion=GSW3.2.4TT_3.1.00.12-C35B1.02
BuiltInColorScheme0=Belgica
BuiltInColorScheme1=Brittanica
BuiltInColorScheme2=America
BuiltInColorScheme3=Germanica
BuiltInColorScheme4=Australia
BuiltInColorScheme5=Deuteranopia
BuiltInColorScheme6=Greys
BuiltInColorScheme7=Antarctica
BuiltInColorScheme8=Africa
BuiltInColorScheme9=Astra
CurrentColorSchemeBuiltIn=0
CurrentVoiceInfo=Kate
CurrentMap=Central_and_Eastern_Europe
CurrentMapVersion=940.5965
Traffic=Y
ValueRatio=A3N8wxqcN0Y1pMa3+g==
Features=PlusMobileSafetyCameras,PlusFixedSafetyCameras,HidRemote,HomeBackup,TTS,TTSCompressed,TTSLoquendo700,PhotoViewer,PhotoJPGViewer,PhotoBMPViewer,Newyork,Itinerary,Caymann,Durham,CarSymbol,RDSTMC,Bluetooth,SDSlot,InternalFlash,RDSTMCLocationTables
SupportedPatchTypes=3F
NrSupportedErrorTypes=132
UserPatchDatVersion=102
CompressedPatchVersion=150
MapServerPatchDatVersion=104
DeletedPoiDatVersion=200
ServerLineIndexDatVersion=102
ServerNameIndexDatVersion=102
MapShareSupportedProviders=203
CharacterSet=Latin-1

I am not aware of any special TTF fonts other than for asian support.
This means it is most likely a bug in the map as all related texts is stored inside the map files.
Maybe TT forgot to convert special characters accordingly...