Have found several POI locations in 2010 version of Microsoft Streets and Trips that are not in the proper location. Is there a way to move them?
Thanks
Thanks
Unfortunatly, the built-in POI cannot be moved. This is the problem with database, there are always outdated as soon as some company disappear and the database needs some latency to correct.
Usually, i am checking important POI with a second source at trip planning (using Bing, Google map, mapquest, etc) time and put my own pushpins to mark them when there are problems...
Usually, i am checking important POI with a second source at trip planning (using Bing, Google map, mapquest, etc) time and put my own pushpins to mark them when there are problems...
Hi mopar400,
Just like Larry says, the way to do it is to send map feedback directly to the map data provider.
More details @ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/281826
To submit feedback to NAVTEQ, visit the following NAVTEQ Web site, and then complete the online form: http://mapreporter.navteq.com/dur-web-external/secured/submitDur.do
Reporting map errors and omissions directly to NAVTEQ is the quickest way to get the correction in the product. If NAVTEQ has the update, it can make its way into future versions of Streets & Trips or MapPoint. To learn more about how NAVTEQ uses customer’s feedback, visit the following NAVTEQ Web site: http://mapreporter.navteq.com/dur-web-external/secured/support.do
Reporting map errors and omissions directly to NAVTEQ is the quickest way to get the correction in the product. If NAVTEQ has the update, it can make its way into future versions of Streets & Trips or MapPoint. To learn more about how NAVTEQ uses customer’s feedback, visit the following NAVTEQ Web site: http://mapreporter.navteq.com/dur-web-external/secured/support.do
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