I know we're all aware by now that this nav system is inferior to both Acura and Lexus, but this problem/question is unbelievable to me. Maybe I'm just pushing the wrong buttons? Can anyone help?
Here's the scenario:
1. I'm driving down the road and want to go to a Target
2. Like many other metropolitan areas, Northern Virginia has about 10 cities within 20 miles of each other... Alexandria, Arlington, Vienna, Reston, Herndon, Fairfax, etc.
3. Because of #2 I don't know exactly which city I'm technically in.
4. I type in "Target" as a POI and the computer gives me 50 Target results, BUT NOT IN ANY SPECIFIC ORDER!!! The first one was for a Target 2 hours away! That does me no good. What I want to see is a list starting with the Target closest to me and working outward.
Even though I didn't input a city, the GPS shopuld know where I am. Actually, I know it knows where I am otherwise it wouldn't be GPS. If it knows where I am, it should be able to list the results in proximity order!
Am I doing something wrong? Is there any way to get a list of results in order of distance?
PS- I know about the "quick stop" function, but that only has limited entries and only picks 5 entries within 2.5 miles of you- nothing more.
Thanks
Here's the scenario:
1. I'm driving down the road and want to go to a Target
2. Like many other metropolitan areas, Northern Virginia has about 10 cities within 20 miles of each other... Alexandria, Arlington, Vienna, Reston, Herndon, Fairfax, etc.
3. Because of #2 I don't know exactly which city I'm technically in.
4. I type in "Target" as a POI and the computer gives me 50 Target results, BUT NOT IN ANY SPECIFIC ORDER!!! The first one was for a Target 2 hours away! That does me no good. What I want to see is a list starting with the Target closest to me and working outward.
Even though I didn't input a city, the GPS shopuld know where I am. Actually, I know it knows where I am otherwise it wouldn't be GPS. If it knows where I am, it should be able to list the results in proximity order!
Am I doing something wrong? Is there any way to get a list of results in order of distance?
PS- I know about the "quick stop" function, but that only has limited entries and only picks 5 entries within 2.5 miles of you- nothing more.
Thanks