nabi wrote:I may have a solution. For you to try out if it works. I think I tried it some years ago and (I think) it worked then.

Open the iGO speedcam file (in .txt format) in Excel or a freeware alternative and save it as a .csv file. Download itnconverter ([Please Register or Login to download file] ) and let it convert the .csv to .ov2 file for TomTom.
Than test it. I cannot give any guarantee it will work, but when, you are okay.

tendriver wrote:Go to Main Menu, Change Preferences, Quick menu preferences & see if you have the Fuel Prices option. If yes, check it, then see if it is on the navigation page.

marcy99 wrote:1. I have converted the file but where do I put the OV2 file?
2. does it need patching?

marcy99 wrote:Well done tendriver, you have done it! this is what separates this forum from the others. You have a problem, then people come and help and share their knowledge well done and thank you ever so much. Just the OV2 file to test and I am upgraded. (I do think Igo is easier to tinker with though mind you

marcy99 wrote:All working and updated I am a very happy customer thanks for all your help and assistance I have learnt so much this week. Have a fantastic Christmas and I hope Santa brings you everything you boys want.

tendriver wrote:Before you get too happy, if you used nabi's igo solution, I would confirm that the alerts you get from it are real.

nabi wrote:That would depend on the source of the database of course. T h i s o n e should be okay since Fatboyfun uses it himself and he is on the road every day for work.

tendriver wrote:I don't care what the source of the igo database is of course. TT didn't cut their UK database for no reason. It appears that the UK deleted a lot of cams for budget reasons. Any prudent person would check the accuracy of the alerts coming from a source other than TomTom. "TRUST BUT VERIFY!!"