Basic But Useful Information

Now that my long trip is finished, all that I do are short trips around town. But even doing those, I learned a couple of things.

1. When in the Navigate mode, there are two lines of text at the top of the screen, centered horizontally. The top one is the name of the street or road on which you are currently traveling.
   
   Want to know where you are but can't read a street sign? Just look at the top line of text!
   
   
2. The second one is the name of your current TO waypoint. Or in the language of the book, the "via" to which you are currently navigating. That's not your ultimate destination if there is more than one leg to your current route.

These lines each hold a limited number of characters. Interestingly, each of the lines listed above appear to deal with "long" information differently.

• If the name of the road on which you are currently located is longer than the system can display on one line, the information wraps to a second line below the first one.
  
  
• If the name of your TO waypoint has more characters than can be displayed at one time, the information will be scrolled back and forth on one line so that the entire info can be read.

It's still a wonderful machine! And with lots more to learn and to use.