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3. Tap one of the method options.
•Map
If you scrolled down and chose Map (to define
your destination by touching the map), see
“Pointing to your destination” on page 47.
If you chose any of the other options, the
N.I.C.E. P200 displays additional option lists.
• Address or intersection
For more on this method, continue reading the
next topic.
• Point of interest
For more on this method, see “Navigating in an
unfamiliar city” on page 39.
• Address book
This option lists addresses previously stored in
the address book by name.
Use this method for a destination in your area
that you visit occasionally. For how to store an
address, see “Updating the address book” on
page 56.
• Previous destination
This option lists your last 40 destinations.
Use this method, when traveling, to quickly
recall temporarily important addresses, such as
your hotel or rental car agency.
• Trail book
This option records a journey for later review.
See “Recording your route” on page 61.
Defining a specific address
Address/Intersection provides four ways to define
the address: state or province name, postal code,
city name or street name. You can start with any of
the four.