Mireo BlackEdition v3.1 edition:0528415(2009-12-11)
Requirements: PDA\PNA windows mobile 5.x;6.x , windows ce 4.2;5.0 for 6.0???I do not know minimum CPU 200 MHz and 32 RAM
Overview: Mireo BE is designed for Microsoft Pocket PC users who want to have navigation system on their device.
Mireo BE is of great help at navigation through unfamiliar streets, and finding your way to desired destination.
Mireo viaGPS is very simple to use and its use does not require any special knowledge.
GPS Connectivity
Some devices have external GPS hardware module, and it may be removed from the system. Previous version would not have noticed neither removal of the module, nor its re-insertion. This is changed now, and if the external GPS module is removed (or internal is "disconnected" for any reasons), this is properly shown on Map Panel where the GPS signal strenth is usually shown (as red "x").
New ini file options (Main section):
- NumRetry = 25
- RetryPeriod = 200
- ReattachPeriod = 10
These options dictate behavior of the application once the loss of communication with GPS device driver has been established, these are defaults (if none specified in the ini file).
Search Results improvements
When searching for the POI-s, or City Centers, results are -type sorted-. In these cases however, a new button is introduced that offers user possibility to quicky search for the same keyword (either POI or city center), but to get results that are near the current position (actually, last known good position). This feature is also offered for the "Find Nearest Place" option (click on the map), but in this case the "near" POI-s are returned by default, and type ordered are offered as alternative. In both cases, the button is toggle-able so user can ask the other kind of result.
For all other types of searches (street, city etc) this feature is not implemented.
Night Mode
The night mode supported only the map drawing, while all the menus etc did not. Now all of the GUI elements support the night mode.
SDCard removal handling
The removal of the SD card can be problematic if:
a) The map is on the card
b) The application itself (along with the map) is on the card
Therefore, new version of Black Edition determines if either of the above is satisfied and acts appropriatelly on the notifications of the card removal.
If the appliaction itself is on the card, the software will terminate immediatelly without any notification.
If only the map is on the card, there are 2 approaches available (controllable via option in Ordinale.ini):
1. Display the message box informing that there is no map (because of no card) and that application will terminate: old behavior (also default if no setting in ini file: the message box lasts several seconds and application automatically terminates)
2. Show the dialog notification that SD card is removed, and that system is waiting for SD card to be inserted back: once the card is inserted back, this dialog automatically disappears, and the map is reloaded (if there is one on the SDCard). This dialog has "cancel" button, and if user clicks it, the application terminates. This option is turned on with "WaitSDReload=1" in the main section of the Ordinale.ini file
Notes: some devices send "sd card removed" followed by "sd card inserted" notifications once the device has woken up after sleep. That situation is handled by Black Edition just as described above: if the application itself is on the card, it will terminate immediatelly, and if map is on the card, the dialog will appear.
Some manufacturers of devices claim that in this situation all the HANDLE-s will remain intact, and wnat support to actually ignore the SD card notifications. For this situation, it is possible to turn on the "IgnoreSDNotifications=1" option in the Main section of the Ordinale.ini, and in this case the Black Edition will ignore the SD card notifications alltogether. Use this option on your own responsibility, because in normal situation this inevitably leads to crash of the software.
Record Button and ini file
The new option in Ordinale.ini file, main section, is to specify "RecordButton=0" (default is 1), and in this case the record button will not be shown at all (and the recording functionality will be lost).
Licence and expiration display (+ PIN, + all copyrights)
The Abut dialog, Maps Sources and copyrights, has been extended to show expiration date of the software licence itself, and for each and every map licence. Also, the device id will show the PIN (if available).
Lane Assistance
Lane assistence has been added. This feature can properly function only if the maps support lane assistance information, and if the currently selected language has Text To Speech support implemented.
The featue is by default enabled, to disable it put "LaneInfo=0" to the [Main] section of the ini file.
Complex Country situation in Search dialogs
In the search dialog, if "simple" countries are loaded, the flags of the countries are shown. For the "complex" countries (USA, Canada and India), the abbreviation of the federal state is displayed instead.
A new feature is that both kind are maps are properly supported, meaning that if we have two complex countries (north america situation), user can select if s/he wants US or Canade states to be displayed. If we have complex and set of simple countries, user can choose among simple countries (flags) and opening another dialog to select one of the complex country s state.
Favorite places on map
Favorites are now drawn on the map just like the POI-s are. The zoom-ing policy is like for airports.
Also, the Settings->POI dialog now has "select all"/"deselect all" button. If all POIs are already selected, the "deselect all" is offered. If at least one of the POIs (including Favorites) is not selected, then "select all" is offered.
Street font size in ini file
A new option is added to ini file, main section, so street font size can be changed from default: StreetFontSizeOffset = 0. A 0 means default.
Crash handling
In this version, it the application crashes, the exception is caught and recorede to the trace file, along with some basic state of the software data.
A new Ini file parameter controls if the application should be automatically restarted in situation like this: CrashRestartPeriod = 0. Default is 0 meaning no restart, user should provide number of seconds to restar application.
New map fallback behavior
User can set the map (or multimap directory) as before, but now the filosophy of what are default locations for multimap are somewhat changed. If nothing is specified in ini file (or the ini file is missing alltogether, which is also now supported), application will try to find Maps in application directory, and if that is not found, will try to find Maps in the root of any (possibly detected) SD card.
If none of the above holds, but there is map file in the application directory, it will be used. The SD c ard files have higher priority that those on flash (as before).
Decision whether multimap or single map is used (and which map is used in case of single map) is made by these rules (ordered by precedence):
1. If Map is defined (map file name) in (defined) MapDir (directory for the single map file), single map is used
2. If MultimapDir is defined in Ordinale.ini file (and directory contains map files), multimap is used
3. If there is any SD card with Maps directory in its root (containg valid map files), multimap is used
4. If there is Maps subdirectory (containing valid map files) in the application directory, multimap is used
5. Single map is used
If multimap is used, all the maps found on all Maps directories of all SD cards (if any) are loaded. Also, all the maps in the MultimapDir (if defined) are loaded. If MultimapDir is not defined, and Maps directory exists in the directory where the application is stored, then all maps from that directory are loaded. In the case that either MulitmapDir or Maps directory in the application directory is already loaded (i.e. it satisfies the rule 3, being on the SD card Maps directory), it will not be loaded twice.
If however we have map of the same country (possibly exactly the same map) no SD card, and in other location (Maps in application directory or in MultimapDir), then both will be loaded and it will not look nice.
Route (last route) saving
If the new parameter is added to Ordinale.ini (AutoSaveNavigationRoute = 1), if the current route is navigation, it will automatically be saved and reloaded on application start. This is useful feature for devices that do not have sleep mode.
Hit area in blowup windows
The hit area of the "hide" button in the blowup windows has been increased, so now it coveres 50 % of the blowup window in both directions, starting top-left corner.
New volume settings appearance
A volume settings dialog has changed: the "boost" option has been removed as on/off button (checkbox) and added as the last part of the volume slider. New icons are used for the mute checkbox.
Digital speedometer
If the analog speedometer on the driving page is clicked, the new digital speedometer is shown instead. Clicking on it brings the analog speedometer back.
Other minor modifications
A several other modifications:
- A Delete Route is no longer on the last place in the list, but on the first "page"
- New Ini file paremeter in Main section: FlashdiskKnownNames
- Last good GPS position is stored and used for searching/sorting, so if user enters building and loosed signal, sorts are not meaningless
- A new TMC device support is added, and can be used by adding "UseRoyalTek=1" to the [TMC] section of the Ordinale.ini file. The default parameters for opening com port should be OK, but can also be modified via Ordinale.ini file "RoyalTekInitString=COM4,38400,8N1,none", in the [TMC] section .
- History changes in input dialogs (Find ...) are now country dependant
- Home button on the Mio Digiwalker is supported as it was in Cardinale. Volume buttons are implemented so they change volume, but do not load volume settings dialog as they did in Cardinalex
More Info:
Download Instructions:
Password:BEv3.1
Fully cracked software and all europe decoded lic file here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/329325735/BEv3.1_Mireo.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T34KKYM2
Mirror:
http://fbx.ro/eky2g171zq4tozt7
Copy the content on the SD card an fill the maps folder with the maps that you want.
For maps follow this link:MioMap2008;Mireo BE;Ginius;GoClever;MAPS 2009.09
Requirements: PDA\PNA windows mobile 5.x;6.x , windows ce 4.2;5.0 for 6.0???I do not know minimum CPU 200 MHz and 32 RAM
Overview: Mireo BE is designed for Microsoft Pocket PC users who want to have navigation system on their device.
Mireo BE is of great help at navigation through unfamiliar streets, and finding your way to desired destination.
Mireo viaGPS is very simple to use and its use does not require any special knowledge.
GPS Connectivity
Some devices have external GPS hardware module, and it may be removed from the system. Previous version would not have noticed neither removal of the module, nor its re-insertion. This is changed now, and if the external GPS module is removed (or internal is "disconnected" for any reasons), this is properly shown on Map Panel where the GPS signal strenth is usually shown (as red "x").
New ini file options (Main section):
- NumRetry = 25
- RetryPeriod = 200
- ReattachPeriod = 10
These options dictate behavior of the application once the loss of communication with GPS device driver has been established, these are defaults (if none specified in the ini file).
Search Results improvements
When searching for the POI-s, or City Centers, results are -type sorted-. In these cases however, a new button is introduced that offers user possibility to quicky search for the same keyword (either POI or city center), but to get results that are near the current position (actually, last known good position). This feature is also offered for the "Find Nearest Place" option (click on the map), but in this case the "near" POI-s are returned by default, and type ordered are offered as alternative. In both cases, the button is toggle-able so user can ask the other kind of result.
For all other types of searches (street, city etc) this feature is not implemented.
Night Mode
The night mode supported only the map drawing, while all the menus etc did not. Now all of the GUI elements support the night mode.
SDCard removal handling
The removal of the SD card can be problematic if:
a) The map is on the card
b) The application itself (along with the map) is on the card
Therefore, new version of Black Edition determines if either of the above is satisfied and acts appropriatelly on the notifications of the card removal.
If the appliaction itself is on the card, the software will terminate immediatelly without any notification.
If only the map is on the card, there are 2 approaches available (controllable via option in Ordinale.ini):
1. Display the message box informing that there is no map (because of no card) and that application will terminate: old behavior (also default if no setting in ini file: the message box lasts several seconds and application automatically terminates)
2. Show the dialog notification that SD card is removed, and that system is waiting for SD card to be inserted back: once the card is inserted back, this dialog automatically disappears, and the map is reloaded (if there is one on the SDCard). This dialog has "cancel" button, and if user clicks it, the application terminates. This option is turned on with "WaitSDReload=1" in the main section of the Ordinale.ini file
Notes: some devices send "sd card removed" followed by "sd card inserted" notifications once the device has woken up after sleep. That situation is handled by Black Edition just as described above: if the application itself is on the card, it will terminate immediatelly, and if map is on the card, the dialog will appear.
Some manufacturers of devices claim that in this situation all the HANDLE-s will remain intact, and wnat support to actually ignore the SD card notifications. For this situation, it is possible to turn on the "IgnoreSDNotifications=1" option in the Main section of the Ordinale.ini, and in this case the Black Edition will ignore the SD card notifications alltogether. Use this option on your own responsibility, because in normal situation this inevitably leads to crash of the software.
Record Button and ini file
The new option in Ordinale.ini file, main section, is to specify "RecordButton=0" (default is 1), and in this case the record button will not be shown at all (and the recording functionality will be lost).
Licence and expiration display (+ PIN, + all copyrights)
The Abut dialog, Maps Sources and copyrights, has been extended to show expiration date of the software licence itself, and for each and every map licence. Also, the device id will show the PIN (if available).
Lane Assistance
Lane assistence has been added. This feature can properly function only if the maps support lane assistance information, and if the currently selected language has Text To Speech support implemented.
The featue is by default enabled, to disable it put "LaneInfo=0" to the [Main] section of the ini file.
Complex Country situation in Search dialogs
In the search dialog, if "simple" countries are loaded, the flags of the countries are shown. For the "complex" countries (USA, Canada and India), the abbreviation of the federal state is displayed instead.
A new feature is that both kind are maps are properly supported, meaning that if we have two complex countries (north america situation), user can select if s/he wants US or Canade states to be displayed. If we have complex and set of simple countries, user can choose among simple countries (flags) and opening another dialog to select one of the complex country s state.
Favorite places on map
Favorites are now drawn on the map just like the POI-s are. The zoom-ing policy is like for airports.
Also, the Settings->POI dialog now has "select all"/"deselect all" button. If all POIs are already selected, the "deselect all" is offered. If at least one of the POIs (including Favorites) is not selected, then "select all" is offered.
Street font size in ini file
A new option is added to ini file, main section, so street font size can be changed from default: StreetFontSizeOffset = 0. A 0 means default.
Crash handling
In this version, it the application crashes, the exception is caught and recorede to the trace file, along with some basic state of the software data.
A new Ini file parameter controls if the application should be automatically restarted in situation like this: CrashRestartPeriod = 0. Default is 0 meaning no restart, user should provide number of seconds to restar application.
New map fallback behavior
User can set the map (or multimap directory) as before, but now the filosophy of what are default locations for multimap are somewhat changed. If nothing is specified in ini file (or the ini file is missing alltogether, which is also now supported), application will try to find Maps in application directory, and if that is not found, will try to find Maps in the root of any (possibly detected) SD card.
If none of the above holds, but there is map file in the application directory, it will be used. The SD c ard files have higher priority that those on flash (as before).
Decision whether multimap or single map is used (and which map is used in case of single map) is made by these rules (ordered by precedence):
1. If Map is defined (map file name) in (defined) MapDir (directory for the single map file), single map is used
2. If MultimapDir is defined in Ordinale.ini file (and directory contains map files), multimap is used
3. If there is any SD card with Maps directory in its root (containg valid map files), multimap is used
4. If there is Maps subdirectory (containing valid map files) in the application directory, multimap is used
5. Single map is used
If multimap is used, all the maps found on all Maps directories of all SD cards (if any) are loaded. Also, all the maps in the MultimapDir (if defined) are loaded. If MultimapDir is not defined, and Maps directory exists in the directory where the application is stored, then all maps from that directory are loaded. In the case that either MulitmapDir or Maps directory in the application directory is already loaded (i.e. it satisfies the rule 3, being on the SD card Maps directory), it will not be loaded twice.
If however we have map of the same country (possibly exactly the same map) no SD card, and in other location (Maps in application directory or in MultimapDir), then both will be loaded and it will not look nice.
Route (last route) saving
If the new parameter is added to Ordinale.ini (AutoSaveNavigationRoute = 1), if the current route is navigation, it will automatically be saved and reloaded on application start. This is useful feature for devices that do not have sleep mode.
Hit area in blowup windows
The hit area of the "hide" button in the blowup windows has been increased, so now it coveres 50 % of the blowup window in both directions, starting top-left corner.
New volume settings appearance
A volume settings dialog has changed: the "boost" option has been removed as on/off button (checkbox) and added as the last part of the volume slider. New icons are used for the mute checkbox.
Digital speedometer
If the analog speedometer on the driving page is clicked, the new digital speedometer is shown instead. Clicking on it brings the analog speedometer back.
Other minor modifications
A several other modifications:
- A Delete Route is no longer on the last place in the list, but on the first "page"
- New Ini file paremeter in Main section: FlashdiskKnownNames
- Last good GPS position is stored and used for searching/sorting, so if user enters building and loosed signal, sorts are not meaningless
- A new TMC device support is added, and can be used by adding "UseRoyalTek=1" to the [TMC] section of the Ordinale.ini file. The default parameters for opening com port should be OK, but can also be modified via Ordinale.ini file "RoyalTekInitString=COM4,38400,8N1,none", in the [TMC] section .
- History changes in input dialogs (Find ...) are now country dependant
- Home button on the Mio Digiwalker is supported as it was in Cardinale. Volume buttons are implemented so they change volume, but do not load volume settings dialog as they did in Cardinalex
More Info:
Code: Select all
http://www.mireo.hr/en/viaGPS/index.html
http://sites.google.com/a/viagps.info/www/Download Instructions:
Password:BEv3.1
Fully cracked software and all europe decoded lic file here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/329325735/BEv3.1_Mireo.rar
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T34KKYM2
Mirror:
http://fbx.ro/eky2g171zq4tozt7
Copy the content on the SD card an fill the maps folder with the maps that you want.
For maps follow this link:MioMap2008;Mireo BE;Ginius;GoClever;MAPS 2009.09
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Nice... I was hoping to try this out. Can someone mirror on megaupload or mediafire? Also any link to the US maps?
Donation made $5.00 warez.
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Simple Unlock Website:
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vaghunger wrote:xtyler92 wrote:Thank you sir!!! Downloading now. Then I start the hunt for US maps.
please let me know if you find new USA maps???
I have been hunting for them and so far nothing. Seems we will need a cracked US license as well. I am currently at a loss unless someone with some US maps and a working license decides to upload them. Shame since I was finally going to cave and end my mio software boycott with this. Hopefully someone will hear our plea and help us out
Simple Unlock Website:
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