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Question: How do you delete an address? How do you delete an address from the favorite list?  On my Cobra, I could pick & choose what I wanted and didn't have to delete all of them. How do you delete from the list?
Document: The software is smart and asks State first (based on where you are) and subsequent questions (city, street) usually only require one or two characters before it narrows down the list and you pick it from a list. However, I find it harder to find points of interest (POIs) -- it never seems to find what I'm looking for.
As a long time user of Garmin GPS units, I broke tradition and purchased this unit after much study. I'm pleased to report the unit lived up to my expectations.Compared to the newer Garmin units (i.e. 1350) the TomTom has a slightly slower processor. My list of cons ends there.I'm a Realtor and enter many addresses per day. The TomTom is much quicker at address input with its predictive input.Traffic is also much better.
The Tom Tom meerly listed several and we had no clue until we selected one whether we had already passed it, it was a different direction than we were headed, or it was on the way.Overall - I really do like the Tom Tom and would pick it over the Garmin.
Unfortunately, the girl who answered the phone was almost as clueless. I had to tell her twice that it would not turn on, because after the first time I told her, she asked me what the problem was. And while she was nice, she obviously didn't know much about support for these devices, as she had to keep looking things up and going for help herself, and at the end I could hear someone telling her what to say in the background.
This was the last straw.After 10 days with the TomTom, I was wondering whether any portable GPS could compare to my wife's in-car system. I do not believe that my TomTom unit was defective, merely horrible. Fortunately, I returned the TomTom and got a Garmin 255W with traffic. It was about $10 more, but is infinitely better. The traffic isn't perfect, but the other problems noted above are not an issue with the Garmin.
The only way out was reboot the device after hooking it up to a laptop via USB. That isn't useful while driving and trying to find your way around.Another issue is the voice - users can't pick any voice of their choice, as was possible with older Tom Tom devices. However this is a small thing, as long as the device works accurately.I must add that my older TomTom One of 2004, without text-to-speech is still working well.
She said this a few times, and then got around (with the background coaching) to tell me that because their warranty is only good for 1 year, they would not replace it. Instead she offered me a 20% discount if I wanted to purchase a brand new unit.Well, forget that. I will be buying a new GPS, but certainly not a TomTom!
Today, TT added a small map update to the "Home Software" It APPARENTLY worked.Update: It does appear that they permanently added smaller updates the day after I first attempted to update.7. I would have been totally lost without A Tran's very helpful review. The requirement to delete voices to free up room is not mentioned anywhere in the owner's manual, & several of A's other useful suggestions are also not mentioned. I think Tom Tom needs to hire Mr (Ms?)
This is a great GPS but since customer service is more like "customer no service" (as Clark Howard would say) I gave it a 3 star rating (really more like 2-1/2).Looks like Tomtom still does not care about their customers. Last Christmas I purchased a TomTom XL 340  for my girlfriend. The unit locked up while loading the guaranteed new map. I spoke with Tomtom support back then and they advised to delete the old map first and all unused languages.
Good luck, as for me I will never buy another Tomtom again!! !
Answer: I had the same question. The answer is you can't delete individual addresses; the only choice is to delete all of them. Why this is  the case I have no idea, but that's the info I got.