[talks-uk] Wayfinder etc.
- From: <tim.pennick@xxxxxx>
- To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 16:00:25 +0100
Hi All,
I've been thinking about purchasing Wayfinder but have been somewhat
discouraged by the discussions of problems with version 6. I re-read
Stuart Foster's article in Access-IT magazine a couple of days ago, and
came across a point in it which I thought possibly reduced the value of
Wayfinder to me. This was the fact that when you accidentally depart
from the route you're supposed to be following, Wayfinder doesn't
automatically re-calculate the route from your new position, meaning
presumably that if you don't know where you went wrong, you need to set
up a new route from your new position to your destination.
I'd be interested if any Wayfinder users can confirm this functionality,
and give views as to whether this is a severe limitation.
Also, does anyone have additional info about whether up-coming versions
of Talks or Wayfinder are likely to sort out the problems people have
been having with Wayfinder 6 and Talks.
Many Thanks,
Tim Pennick
Tim Pennick
tel: 01473 609040
email: tim.pennick@xxxxxx
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