iGo Primo 2.0 Build 9.6.5.211211 (Dec 07 2011)

Requirements:
WinCE 5.x+ or Windows Mobile 6.x+ GPS Device (PNA/PND)
Supported device resolutions:
320x240
480x272
800x480
Minimum 64 MB Ram -- 128 MB Ram recommended for all features.

Tested by Moderators
And everything works. Completely

Information:



All currently available Voices (Non-TTS "Natural Voices") in all available languages and dialects (delete what you don't want or need from Primo2\Content\VOICE).

See Non-TTS Spoken Voices Included


All currently available Nuance TTS-Pro voices--[color="#800080"]optional install[/color].

diMka and GjAK skins for Primo 2--[color="#800080"]optional install.[/color]
For information on how to install the optional skins included, go here:
:link:

Worldwide Speedcams Spring 2012


Special Premium TMC Licenses for broadcast traffic data and alerts

3 different Operation Manuals (English only) in PDF format.
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A note about "Versions"


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Primo Signal Fix:
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Some PDA/Smartphones experience GPS signal loss issues with Primo 1.2/2.0.
If you find this to be a problem on your device, you can try the attached:

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Unzip on your computer, copy the files/folders as shown onto your device/SD Card, and add to sys.txt the lines shown.
Restart the device, start Primo, and see if this fixes your issue.
Future skins may have this fix built in.

[color="#FF0000"]Please note that this manual fix is only for PDAs and Smartphones that experience erratic GPS signal problems. If you are not running Primo on a smartphone or PDA, and/or not experiencing signal issues, this fix is not for you. Not only may it not improve anything on other GPS devices, it could make things substantially worse if used incorrectly.
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General Program installation instructions:[color="#0000FF"]--TBM[/color]


European full color POI Add-On Packs [color="#FF0000"]Updated Specifically for Primo 2.x[/color]:[color="#0000FF"]--TBM[/color]

Information, Instructions, Download


How to easily and safely add custom loading (Startup) AND exiting (Shutdown) screens to Primo2[color="#0000FF"][b]--TBM[/color]
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One of the 'features' lost along the way in Primo is the ability to have both a separate loading AND exiting screen (Primo 2 and others ignore 'exiting.bmp').
Now you can have both and customize them as you please without having to edit either branding.zip or data.zip...just follow the steps below.

1) Create your custom loading.bmp (the Startup Screen) and exiting.bmp (the Shutdown Screen). Both must be exactly (in pixels) the size of your screen resolution (800x480, 480x272, 320x240, etc). You can use any graphics editor you like, but the resulting images must be sized precisely to your resolution size, be in 24 bit color depth, and saved as standard "Windows" bmp format. In KB size, the images must be exactly this: 320x240 = 225 KB, 480x272 = 382 KB, 800x480 = 1.09 MB. If, after creating/editing/saving, your files are not these KB sizes, you have done something wrong and must start again.

2) Rename your saved loading.bmp to loading.jpg...note: do NOT convert the image to JPG, just rename the file!
2a)Rename your saved exiting.bmp to loading.bmp.

3) Go to your main {Primo2} folder on your device or SD card.
3a) If there is not already a folder in the root named UI_IGO9, create it...upper or lower case is irrelevant.
3b) Inside the ui_igo9 folder should be a folder with your resolution size (480_272, 800_480, or 320_240). If this subfolder is not already present, create it...the underscore "_" between the numbers is significant, and no spaces. Inside the resolution size folder should be a subfolder named skin_night...if this subfolder does not exist, create it.
3c) The resulting folder structure should look like this:
Primo2 (or whatever your main Primo folder is named)
>ui_igo9
>>480_272 (or whatever your resolution is)
>>>skin_night

4) Copy your saved loading.jpg and loading.bmp files to both the 480_272 (or whatever your resolution is) and the skin_night subfolders.

4x) I feel a question coming: Can you have separate DAY and NIGHT loading/exiting screens?
As a matter of fact, you can. If you guessed to put any special NIGHT screens in the skin_night subfolder (using the same names :loading.jpg and loading.bmp), you would be correct.

5) Open your existing sys.txt file in a plain text editor and add these lines:
[loading]
loading_bmp="loading.jpg"

5a) Save your sys.txt.

6) Start Primo, you should see your new loading screen.
7) Exit Primo, you should see your new exiting screen.


If you don't see your new custom screens (either and both), you have done something wrong...review the steps.
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BIG 'OL IMPORTANT PS:
I use, have tested, and/or can recommend any and all of the modifications or add-ons listed above here and other places I post or talk about Primo2. They all work with 'my' torrent download of Primo2. Will they all (or any?) work with some other distribution of Primo2?
Beats me! You are on your own if you try.

Here is a tested and working version from my device:

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Hello I already got the file thanks a lot, but I seem to get an error when I run the program during the day.
I get the following error
"Failed to open file:
Telepule.spr exiting application"
Can you please help me to figure out what is going on.
When I run the application at night I don't seem to get any issues like that.
Which file do I have to modify or eliminate.

What scheme are you using? Or a skin?
In any scheme.zip is a file color.ini, which holds the line
settlements="gfx/telepules.spr"

where the gfx folder is in data.zip .

So disable the command in the color.ini or pick another scheme.

The original package from post #2 did not include a skin.
Are we talking about "Telepule.spr" or "Telepules.spr"?
The "Telepules.spr" can be found in the data.zip file, under gfx folder. You need to copy it from there to the sub-folders day/night.
I think you need to copy "Telepules.bmp" as well.
Take a look at the link below to see the technique how to do it:
http://www.navitotal.com/post126271.html#p126271

Or would changing that line to

settlements="gfx/telepule.spr"

not help ?

This link is dead?
http://www.myuplbox.com/file/download/1218533

Can I please have an alternate link. Thanks