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A Bluetooth GPS-receiver pinpoints your position (longitude and latitude) and transmits this information via Bluetooth to your mobile phone. By entering your destination (Street address, City, Category) into the program, you can calculate a route. Through the mobile network (GPRS or 3G) you connect to the Internet in order to send the GPS information, as well as your destination, to the Wayfinder server. The optimal itinerary is calculated and the server sends this information back to your mobile phone. Via step by step voice instructions*, pictures and maps, Wayfinder Navigator™ guides you to your destination**.

*Pure graphical navigation, no voice instructions on certain handset models

** Today we have maps in North America and all of Western Europe and as well as some Eastern European countries. For a full listing of current map coverage.

For up to date information on prices and products available please visit our products page

Yes, a 5-day trial version of Wayfinder Navigator™ is available. For information please click here.

E-mail version means that you receive the activation code by e-mail at the latest one working day after submitting your order. You will have access to the manual and the software on-line at http://www.mywayfinder.com. You save the shipping cost and you can activate your Wayfinder within 24 hours (Monday to Friday)!

If you want to extend the service after the expiration of your current subscription, you can choose to buy an extension through the mobile shop or on your account at http://www.mywayfinder.com. Alternatively you can purchase an e-mail version and receive your activation code by e-mail at the latest one working day after submitting your order.

For up to date compatibility please click here.

Yes, you are able to use your mobile phone as usual*, e.g. to receive incoming calls and to dial out, while navigating to your destination. However, during a call the voice instructions will be muted

* On Java enabled phones, BlackBerry as well as Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones navigation stops during the call, i.e. voice instructions are muted and navigation instructions in the map or guide view are blocked during the phone call.
To return to Wayfinder after a call, open the application again, and select Maximize on Sony Ericsson phones.
To make a call during navigation, close the application or on Sony Ericsson phones minimize the application by holding the Back-button during a few seconds.

Yes. When you change phones you should log on to MyWayfinder.com with your user name and password. 1. Go to Service / Personal settings / Edit

2. Select your new phone model and make sure to save your changes.

3. Download and install the Wayfinder software on your new phone by clicking on the link that is displayed.

4. Enter your original activation code, which is displayed on http://www.mywayfinder.com to activate Wayfinder on your new phone.

Cost of use

The cost is dependent on the GPRS Internet or 3G subscription you have with your wireless service provider/carrier. Most North American wireless service providers/carriers have a monthly data plan that includes various amount of MB that can be used per month.

The volume of data needed for the application differs according to the distance of the route, and how much you are using maps. The cost to you depends on how you are using Wayfinder and how much your wireless service provider/carrier charges for the Internet connection when downloading information. The cost of connection varies between wireless service providers/carriers and you should also be aware that it might cost more to use Wayfinder abroad, as you will connect via another wireless service provider’s/carriers' network. Please check with your wireless service provider/carrier for more information on different payment methods as well as roaming charges.

You pay for downloaded data according to the subscription you have, (data volume, time or flat fee). The amount of data the application requires varies according to your use of Wayfinder. There are basically three different ways of using Wayfinder Navigator™ that are based on data download in kB per hour of driving, which means a calculated route that takes one hour to drive.

• Minimum mode - (Guide view) 5-10 kB per hour of driving. Using the application in Guide view, which guides you with high-resolution icons and voice instructions, requires download only of data for the route.
• Java enabled phone (incl. BlackBerry) Guide view: 25-35 kB per hour of driving
• Medium mode - (Map view) 30-60 kB per hour of driving. In this mode you navigate with preinstalled maps on your phone. You can select and download (free of charge) city areas from http://www.mywayfinder.com, the travel-planning site available to every Wayfinder user. The preloaded maps are automatically activated when your GPS-position is within the area of those maps. The server will only send you new maps of areas that are not already stored on your phone. You contact the server to calculate the route and to receive an itinerary which appears on the map itself (this explains the download of data when using stored maps).
• The preloading of maps is not available on Java enabled phones, Blackberry, Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones as of yet ,
• Flexible mode - (Map view) First time visit to an area: 150-300 kBs per hour of driving (maps are continuously downloaded through the Internet), thereafter for the same area about 30-60 KBs per hour of driving. Once an area has been downloaded, the map information is stored on the phone for future use thus avoiding multiple download of identical data.
• Java enabled phones, Blackberry, Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones – Are similar to the Flexible mode.

Yes, the service gives you access to maps of either North America* or Europe**. Before you go abroad, please check with your wireless service provider/carrier about its international roaming agreements with other wireless service providers/carriers outside your country. Make sure that you choose one of your wireless service provider’s/carrier's roaming partners when you select a network abroad.
* The North American coverage includes Canada and the USA

** The European map coverage includes the following countries: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lichtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Yes, Wayfinder Navigator™ has an active Bluetooth connection that requires some power. The background light of the display also consumes power, though you can adjust this setting in the Wayfinder application on your phone*.

* Not applicable for Java enabled phones (incl. BlackBerry)

Maps

The vectorized (dynamic) maps* have no borders. They are continuously downloaded so that your position on the map is shown in the middle of the screen. Using vectorized maps while navigating results in downloading 150-300 kB per hour of driving. However, you can also download vectorized maps to your mobile phone from http://www.mywayfinder.com. When using preinstalled maps**, only 30-60 kB per hour of driving are downloaded.

* Vectorized maps are not available for Java enabled phones including BlackBerry
** Preinstalled maps are not available on Windows Mobile and Java enabled phones including BlackBerry

There are two ways to save maps on your phone; you can download and preinstall maps from http://www.mywayfinder.com and you can save the maps you are using while navigating.

A. Download and preinstall from http://www.mywayfinder.com*:
You can download maps of cities from http://www.mywayfinder.com and transfer them from your PC to your mobile phone via Bluetooth/Infrared or USB-cable. Thereafter, you can install the maps on a memory stick or on the internal memory**. The maps do not have to be installed on the same memory as the Wayfinder application.

* The preloading of maps from http://www.mywayfinder.com is not available on Java enabled phones, Blackberry, Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones as of yet

**On Motorola A920, A925, A1000 it is not possible to install anywhere else than on the internal memory.

B. Downloading directly from the Wayfinder server via Internet while you are navigating:
Maps downloaded via the Internet are automatically stored when navigating with the Map View. The map cache remains in the memory after closing the application. When the map cache is full, the maps downloaded first will be removed automatically to be replaced with the most recent downloads. You can decide how much of the memory you want to use to store maps in Settings > Map tab > Map cache. The map cache is stored where you have chosen to install the Wayfinder application, i.e. if you have installed Wayfinder in phone memory, the maps will also be stored in the phone memory. On Java enabled phones (incl. BlackBerry) the free memory in the Record Management System, RMS of the phone, i.e. the internal memory.

Yes. The maps downloaded via the Internet will be stored until the map cache is full. If you have chosen a map memory size of, for example 5 MB, when this limit is reached the oldest maps will be replaced by the latest ones downloaded. You will always keep the maps that you have used most recently. You can change map memory size in the application* as follows: Settings > Map tab > Map cache size. If you want to empty the map cache, please set the size to 0, shut down the application and start again. You can now set the map cache to the preferred volume.

* Java enabled phones (incl. BlackBerry) uses the free memory in the Record Management System, RMS of the phone

You will be connected to the server even when using preinstalled maps. Every time you calculate a route, you need to download that specific information through the Internet. You also have to download to your phone, the itinerary (shown as a red line on the map) and Points of Interest. You will download at 30-60 kB per hour of driving when using preinstalled maps.*

* The preloaded maps are not available on Java enabled phones, Blackberry, Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones as of yet .

On your account at http://www.mywayfinder.com you have access to vectorized (dynamic) maps that you can download to your PC and transfer to your phone. You can have a maximum of 20 cities installed on your phone at any one time.*

* The preloaded maps are not available on Java enabled phones, Blackberry, Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones as of yet .

The major map updates take place four times a year, (i.e. when the map supplier provides Wayfinder with its latest maps). Apart from that, Wayfinder continually corrects any errors in the maps that users report.

The data from the GPS-receiver (co-ordinates and heading) is always available and you can always get a map of the surrounding area, but you cannot calculate a route in areas where there are no roads as the Wayfinder maps are road maps. Wayfinder does not have any nautical charts.

Features - Search

You can search for countries, cities, villages, postal codes, street addresses, Points of Interest, company names, categories and much more.*

* On Java enabled phones and BlackBerry you can do Close-to-You searches.

Close-2-You search, available on Java enabled phones and BlackBerry, makes it possible to find location near your current position. You can search for addresses, categories, companies and persons. Set you current position from the GPS position, by marking it on the map, searching for the location where you are or if you have saved your location using a Favorite. When you found your current position you select what to search for and the search results are presented in distance from your current position.

Yes, enter "golf" in the Address or Company field in the Search view and you will find the golf course in the area that you have chosen. Wayfinder displays a number of categories in the Category-list, but if you do not find the category you are looking for in the list, you can enter it in the first search field.

You can enter the following categories in the Address or Company field:

If you know the first letters of the destination, e.g. a street name, enter it in the Address or Company field (don't forget to select country). You are then able to browse in the list of search results in order to find the desired destination.

Features - Calculate a route

No, Wayfinder is made simply to calculate a route from A to B. If you want to have several breaks in between, you can easily use your Favorites setting and calculate a new route from A to B.

Yes, in the settings of your application you can choose to avoid motorways, toll roads and traffic disturbances. If you select "time", the quickest route is calculated and if you select "distance", the shortest route is calculated. "Traffic info"* gives you the quickest route avoiding road works etc. Please find more information about the product Traffic Info on www.wayfinder.com under Products.

* On Java enabled phones including Blackberry, Windows Pocket PC and Smartphones the traffic information is used when calculating a route and will be shown when a route has been calculated. However, it is not available when accessing the map without any route calculated nor are details about the traffic available.

The difference between "Passenger Car" and "Taxi" is that some roads and turns are only permitted for taxis. If you choose the setting "Pedestrian", the calculated route will exclude motorways but will use one-way streets in both directions, and will only calculate routes within a 6 mile/10 kilometer radius.

Not in North America at this present time, please visit www.wayfinder.com for further information.

But when calculating a route in Austria, in the Benelux countries, in France, in Norway, in Spain, in Sweden and in the UK you will receive warnings.

Phones with Keypad (Version 1): Visual warnings, an icon on the screen, in the Guide view and in the Map view

Phones with Keypad (Version 2): Aural and visual warnings

Phones with Keyboard (Communicator): Aural and visual warnings
Phones Touch screen: Aural and visual warnings

Java enabled phones incl. BlackBerry: Visual warnings, an icon on the screen, in the Guide view and in the Map view

Windows Mobile phones with touch screen (Pocket PC): Visual warnings, an icon on the screen, in the Guide view and in the Map view

Windows Mobile phones with keypad (Smartphone): Visual warnings, an icon on the screen, in the Guide view and in the Map view

Warnings appear 1 km (0,6 miles) before a speed camera and 1 km (0,6 miles) after. Note that not all cameras are included. This service is free of charge!

You can choose between automatically and manually reroute functionality to get back on track when you left the route.

To reroute manually:
Phones with Keypad (Version 1 and 2): Press Options > Reroute
Phones with Keyboard (Communicator): Press Menu > Guide > Reroute
Phones Touch screen: Tap on the reroute icon

Java enabled phones: Press Options > Reroute in the Guide, Itinerary or Map view

BlackBerry: Trackwheel menu > Reroute in the Guide, Itinerary or Map view

Windows Mobile phones with touch screen (Pocket PC): Tap on the reroute icon

Windows Mobile phones with keypad (Smartphone): Options > Reroute

If you prefer to activate the Automatic Reroute function, a new route will automatically be calculated as soon as you leave the original route. To activate the automatic reroute functionality, go to settings and set Settings > Route tab > Reroute/ Auto. Reroute to On

Find the settings as follows:
Phone with Keypad (Version 1 and 2): Press Options > Settings
Phone with Keyboard (Communicator): Press Menu > Tools > Settings
Phone with Touch screen: Click on Wayfinder to the left of the screen and select Settings

Java enabled phones incl. BlackBerry: Select Settings in the main menu

Windows Mobile phones with touch screen (Pocket PC): Tap on the reroute icon

Windows Mobile phones with keypad (Smartphone): Options > Settings

Features - Positioning

Yes, you are able to view your current position, provided that you are connected to your GPS-receiver and that your GPS-receiver has pinpointed your location:
Phone with Keypad: Select Options > GPS > Show where I am
Phone with Keyboard: Press the Menu button > GPS > Show where I am
Phone with Touch screen:Wayfinder > GPS > Show where I am

Java enabled phones: From the map view, select Options > Follow position

BlackBerry phones: Press the trackwheel in the map view and select Follow Position

Windows Mobile phones with touch screen (Pocket PC): Wayfinder > GPS > Show where I am

Windows Mobile phones with keypad (Smartphone): Options > GPS > Show where I am

No, it is not possible for anyone else to see where you are while navigating. Paragraph 4 in General Conditions (http://www.mywayfinder.com / Service / Terms of service) explains how Wayfinder is restricted in the handling of positioning information

Phones with Keypad (version 1 and 2): Favorite view; Options > Manage > Add new.
Phones with Keyboard (Communicator): Favorite view; Menu button > Favorite > Add new.
Phones with Touch screen:Favorite view; click on the icon

Java enabled phones: Go to the Satellite information view in the main menu, select the Save button

BlackBerry phones: Go to the Satellite information view, press the trackwheel and select Save

Internet connection

When you search for destinations, calculate route, or download a map you connect via the Internet to the Wayfinder server. You access the Internet via the mobile phone network GPRS or 3G and therefore you need an Internet subscription with your wireless service provider/carrier. Please note that a WAP or WAP-GPRS subscription is not sufficient, you need GPRS-Internet or 3G.

An Access Point contains the settings that gives you access to the Internet via a wireless service provider/carrier's network. The Wayfinder server can only be connected through GPRS-Internet or 3G and therefore you need an Access Point. You cannot access the Wayfinder server with any other Access Point, such as WAP or MMS, it has to be GPRS-Internet or 3G Internet. Select the correct Access Point in your Wayfinder application. Go to Settings > Phone tab > Access Point*.

Find the settings as follows:
Phone with Keypad (Version 1 and 2): Press Options > Settings
Phone with Keyboard (Communicator): Press the Menu button >Tools > Settings
Phone with Touch screen: Click on Wayfinder to the left of the screen and select Settings

Java enabled phones incl. BlackBerry: select Settings in the main menu,

Windows Mobile with touch screen (Pocket PC): Tap on the reroute icon

Windows Mobile with keypad (Smartphone): Press Options > Settings

* Not applicable for Java enabled phones. The Internet Access Point is set from the phone’s settings as described in question X.

You can check your access point in the phone’s Settings as described below. To configure an Internet Access Point, please contact your wireless service provider/carrier and ask for an Internet GPRS or 3G (Most wireless service providers/ carriers can provide you with settings via SMS.

BlackBerry phones

You have to enter your Internet Access Point manually.

• Go to Settings and select TCP
• You should see the APN address, if it is not available get enter APN address that you get from your wireless carrier and if necessary APN username and password

Nokia 6230/6230i

• Go to the phone’s menu and select Settings > Configuration > Personal configuration settings
• Select Options > Add new
• Select Access point
• Select and enter an account name, e.g. Vodafone Internet and then OK
• Select Access point Settings
• Make sure Data bearer is set to GPRS
• Select  Bearer settings
• Select and enter a GPRS access point name, e.g. internet.vodafone.net
• If needed, enter a user name and a password
• Make sure that Preferred access point  (Settings > Configuration > Preferred access point) is set to the one you configured
• Go to the phone’s menu and select Settings > Configuration > Activate default in all applications and then OK

Sony Ericsson phones:

1. Go to Settings > Communication tab > Settings for Java

• To configure Internet Access Point:
• Internet Settings : Make sure there is a valid profile
• Go to Settings for Java and select the correct profile.

You must have a GPRS-Internet, also known as full internet or 3G subscription with your wireless service provider/carrier in order to access the Internet and download routes, maps and information from the Wayfinder server. Please note that a WAP subscription or a WAP-GPRS subscription is not sufficient. Contact your wireless service provider/carrier to find out what its access point for GPRS-Internet and 3G is called. Ask it to send you the settings* when the service is activated. If the subscription is already activated, you can also configure the Access Point at http://na.MyWayfinder.com / New Customer / Configure Access Point**.

* BlackBerry phones cannot be configured via SMS settings. Ask your wireless service provider/carrier for the APN address and if necessary the APN username and password. Enter the information in Settings > TCP that you access from your BlackBerry’s main menu

** If your Windows Mobile phone is not available in the list, please contact your wireless service provider/carrier the get the internet access point settings.

Check that you have chosen the correct Internet Access Point in the Settings* of the application; select the Communication tab and scroll down to Access Point. If you still cannot connect to the Internet, please visit http://na.MyWayfinder.com and select New Customer / Configure Access Point in order to get the correct settings, or contact the wireless service provider/carrier that is responsible for your Internet access.

* Not applicable for Java enabled phones incl. BlackBerry. The Internet Access Point is set from the phone’s settings as described in question X

Yes and no. Although you may be connected to the Internet, all wireless service providers/carriers charge differently for this* costs of downloading data from the server, e.g. while performing a search, calculating a route or downloading a map.

* Most wireless service providers/carriers charge for the amount of data that is transferred from the Wayfinder server through the Internet to your phone, but some wireless service providers/carriers charge for time connected to the Internet and a third option is to pay a flat fee for a set amount of data. Please check with your wireless service provider/ carrier for more information on your specific costs.

No, a WAP subscription or a WAP-GPRS subscription is not sufficient to use Wayfinder Navigator™. You need an Internet subscription for GPRS-Internet or 3G from your wireless service provider/carrier in order to access the Wayfinder server.

The GPS receiver

Yes, it is a generic GPS device that supports the NMEA protocol and can be used with all Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as laptops and PDAs. However, you must have the appropriate software available for the units to work together.

The Wayfinder GPS-receiver has approximately 6 hours battery time. The GPS-receivers is delivered with a car charger, which allows you to charge the battery while navigating.

It is normally accurate to within 10 meters.

Most mobile phones are currently unable to connect to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, i.e. they can only communicate with either the Bluetooth GPS or the Bluetooth headset/hands-free. Therefore, you cannot generally use a wireless hands-free set while navigating. However, a limited number of Bluetooth headsets that can connect to two devices are available, for example the Bluetooth car kit Parrot CK3000 which works well with the Nokia 6630. Make sure that you connect it in the correct way:

• Pair the mobile phone with the car kit
• Turn the car ignition off
• Open Wayfinder on the phone
• Connect the GPS

Start the ignition

Please contact the provider of your Bluetooth car kit/headset about the possibilities of using it with other Bluetooth devices such as Wayfinder.

If the settings are configured to automatic GPS connection, (e.g the application connects to the receiver automatically when starting the program), the phone only recognizes the GPS-receiver that was originally paired with it. When changing GPS-receiver, you must configure these settings again in order to pair the new GPS-receiver with the phone. Go to Settings in the Wayfinder application, select the Phone tab and set the GPS autoreconnect to OFF. Note that on Nokia 9500/9300 and Windows Mobile you need to delete the paired GPS-receiver(?) in the Bluetooth settings that you find in the Control Panel of the phone, instead of changing the settings in the Wayfinder application.

If you have a Java enabled phone (incl. BlackBerry), go to Settings, select the GPS tab and search for available devices, select your new GPS receiver and Wayfinder will automatically connect to this device in the future. Please note that if you have a BlackBerry device, you need to pair the GPS receiver with the phone in order for Wayfinder to find it. Go to the phone’s Settings> Bluetooth and select Add device to pair the devices.

Yes, if you determine the start point manually as well as the destination, you will get a route description with pictures and maps. You do not get any dynamic voice instructions automatically

If the GPS-receiver is not connected to the phone or if it is not receiving satellite signals, you will not get any voice instructions. Make sure that your Wayfinder pinpoints your current position before you enter your destination.*

* Some phones have limited functionality and will only have graphical navigation and no voice instructions Please click here for more information.

The devices must be within 10 metres of each other. Also, please check that you have not connected your mobile phone to another Bluetooth device, e.g. your PC.

In order to receive satellite signals, the GPS-receiver must not be obstructed. Put the receiver on the dashboard of your car or, if you are inside, put the GPS-receiver by a window. Also, make sure that you have turned the GPS-receiver on and that the battery is charged.

Wayfinder (Emtac): 0183
Wayfinder (RoyalTek): 0000

Wayfinder (Royal Digital):1234
Nokia LD-1W: 0000
Holux: 6268
Fortuna: 0000

Yes, you can connect the internal GPS-receiver to Wayfinder. Please download the 5-day trial-version on www.wayfinder.com and give it a try!

Installation

Open the web page http://www.mywayfinder.com and select New Customer / Install Wayfinder. Follow the installation instructions in order to download and install the software on your phone.

When you buy one of the Wayfinder products, you will receive an activation code which enables you to activate the package without reinstalling the software. Enter the code after selecting Activate in the application on your phone.

Tip! If you already have a GPS receiver you can purchase the service directly from the mobile shop in the Wayfinder application. Visit the mobile shop:

Phones with keypad (version 1 and 2): Options > Services > Buy Extension

Phones with keyboard (Communicator): Menu > Tools > Services > Buy Extension

Phones with touch screen: From the main menu; View > Services > Buy Extension

Java enabled phones: From the main menu Options > Buy extension

BlackBerry phones: From the main menu; Trackwheel menu > Buy extension

Windows Mobile phones with touch screen (Pocket PC): From the main menu; View > Services > Buy Extension

Windows Mobile phones with keypad (Smartphone): Options > Services > Buy Extension

You can find information about the version of Wayfinder software installed on your phone as follows:
Phone with Keypad: SelectOptions > About
Phone with Keyboard (Communicator):PressMenu > Tools > About
Phone with Touch screen: Select Wayfinder > About

Java enabled phones: Select from the main menu Options > About

BlackBerry phones: Press the trackwheel in the main menu and selectAbout

Windows Mobile with touch screen (Pocket PC): SelectWayfinder > About

Windows Mobile with keypad (Smartphone): Select Options > About

Phones with keypad (version 1): Download the software again and select the desired language

Phones with keypad (version 2): Select Option > Settings and select the Phone tab and change the language. Languages in the list with a star (*) are not installed on your phone. To install the language, save the setting and restart the application and download the language files.

Phone with Keyboard (Communicator): Press the Menu button >Tools > Settings and select the Phone tab and change the language.
Phone with Touch screen: Click on Wayfinder to the left of the screen and select Settings and the Phone tab and change the language.

Java enabled phones incl. BlackBerry:

• Uninstall Wayfinder by highlighting the application where you stored it and select Delete from the menu.
• Download the software again and select the desired language.
• Enter your original activation code. The activation code is shown in the Personal Settings section on http://www.mywayfinder.com. Log onto http://www.mywayfinder.com, select Service and Show.

Windows Mobile with touch screen (Pocket PC): Download the software again and select the desired language.

Windows Mobile with keypad (Smartphone): Download the software again and select the desired language.

http://www.mywayfinder.com

Open the Wayfinder application and select Settings. In the Communication tab you will find the field username. Find the settings as follows:
Phone with Keypad (Version 1 and 2): Press Options > Settings
Phone with Keyboard (Communicator): Press the Menu button > Tools > Settings
Phone with Touch screen: Click on Wayfinder to the left of the screen and select Settings

Java enabled phones incl. BlackBerry: select Settings in the main menu,

Windows Mobile with touch screen (Pocket PC): Click on Wayfinder to the left of the screen and select Settings

Windows Mobile with keypad (Smartphone): Press Options > Settings

You simply set a new password. Open the Wayfinder application and select Settings. In the Communication tab you will find the field password where you enter a new password for http://www.mywayfinder.com. Press Back / OK / Done in order to activate the new password.

Open the Wayfinder application and select Settings. In the Communication tab you will find the field password where you enter a new password for http://www.mywayfinder.com. Press Back / OK / Done/Save in order to activate the new password. In addition, you can change your password at http://www.mywayfinder.com by selecting Service / Personal Settings / Edit. Enter your new password.

You access the Favorites in your phone through synchronization with your http://www.mywayfinder.com account.

Phone with Keypad (Version 1): Open the Favorite view and select Options > Synchronize

Phone with Keypad (Version 2): Each time you start Wayfinder in your mobile, the Favorites are synchronized
Phone with Keyboard (Communicator): Each time you start Wayfinder in your mobile, the Favorites are synchronized
Phone with Touch screen: Each time you start Wayfinder in your mobile, the Favorites are synchronized

Java enabled phones: Select the Favorite viewin the main menu and then Options > Synchronzse

BlackBerry phones: Select the Favorite viewin the main menu and press the trackwheel and select > Synchronize

Windows Mobile with touch screen (Pocket PC): Press the icon

Windows Mobile with keypad (Smartphone): Open the Favorite view and select Options > Synchronize

No, you are not able to store any routes on your mobile phone or at http://www.mywayfinder.com. However, you can always save destinations as Favorites, either on http://www.mywayfinder.com or on your mobile phone. You can then easily use them when you calculate routes from your current GPS-position to your Favorite destinations!

Log on to http://www.mywayfinder.com with your username and password. Select Service / Personal Settings / Edit / Language and you can then choose from the available languages in the drop-down list. The software and the manual that you download from the site will change language as well.