Garmin 90 update

In article et,
says...

"Eric Greenwell" wrote in message
.. .

I was able to do it without a problem, just by following the
instructions. After running the downloaded update program (with the
GPS90 connected, of course) and getting my unit code, I pasted the
unit code into the requested spot. Continuing from there, the website
came back with the required info, allowing the update program to
continue.
Eric Greenwell
Richland, WA (USA)

Eric, that's exactly what I did but when I tried to continue after pasting
the unit code it asked for the update code.

I also got the email with the password and unlock code, but I didn't
need it by the time I got it. Give it another try. I did have to enter
name, address, etc (but not charge card) info, as if I was going to
buy it, but the price was $0.00. A good price, but it does mean no
more updates. I suppose people simply weren't buying them anymore. I
use mine only as a backup to my PDA and flight recorder, which means
hardly ever.

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Eric Greenwell
Richland, WA (USA)

OK, I made it work. There was some interference from the Earthlink POPUP
stopper. Suspending that let me get the unlock code.

Thanks, everybody.

"Eric Greenwell" wrote in message
.. .
In article et,
says...

"Eric Greenwell" wrote in message
.. .

I was able to do it without a problem, just by following the
instructions. After running the downloaded update program (with the
GPS90 connected, of course) and getting my unit code, I pasted the
unit code into the requested spot. Continuing from there, the website
came back with the required info, allowing the update program to
continue.
Eric Greenwell
Richland, WA (USA)

Eric, that's exactly what I did but when I tried to continue after
pasting
the unit code it asked for the update code.

I also got the email with the password and unlock code, but I didn't
need it by the time I got it. Give it another try. I did have to enter
name, address, etc (but not charge card) info, as if I was going to
buy it, but the price was $0.00. A good price, but it does mean no
more updates. I suppose people simply weren't buying them anymore. I
use mine only as a backup to my PDA and flight recorder, which means
hardly ever.

--
!Replace DECIMAL.POINT in my e-mail address with just a . to reply
directly

Eric Greenwell
Richland, WA (USA)