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3. A Find dialog box will appear. Ignoring the Num field, type in the intersection you wish to find in the Street
field, using the format Street A + Street B. Avoid being too specific, as it will result in the program being
unable to find the intersection. Fill in the fields for City, State, and Zip. Make sure you have selected the
correct country from the drop-down menu. Press Find.
4. Select the appropriate intersection from the list below.
5. Now enter your arrival destination. The Routing dialog box should still be visible. To enter an address, click
anywhere in the box under To.
6. Enter the destination address of your choice by filling in the appropriate fields. Then press OK. Select the
address that closely matches with your choice, and press OK. To enter an intersection, follow the same
procedures as in Steps 3 & 4.
7. Now that you have entered a From and To field, tap or click on the Do Routing icon.
You will now see a map with a pink highlighted route with a Start and End point that illustrates your
suggested path.
See Also:
Point to Point Routing
Waypoint Routing
Multiple Point Routing
Waypoints Window
Managing Avoid Points
Finding an Address
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To look up an address from your list of contacts, select Address Book and
pick the name of the desired contact. (All addresses on the list are
compiled from the list of contacts saved on your Address Book in MS
Outlook.) Pick the correct Home / Office option, and click OK. The
address will automatically appear in the correct fields.
Intersection search for routing
It is also possible to route to and from exit ramps on US highways. Simply
enter "exit" or "ramp" in the Address field when creating a route, and a list of
exit ramps should appear on the list of locations.
Avoid Points are useful for avoiding routing through congested areas or
along particular streets. (See
Avoid Points.) These Avoid Points are stored in a folder called avoid.way
in the Waypoints window.
Managing Avoid Points to learn how to create
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