Written Directions- THANK YOU GUIDO!
Quote from Elric42 on 07.04.2026, 07:08I discovered that you can now print written directions when you share a Scenic route!
I cannot thank you enough for this Guido! It is extremely helpful for me. I am sure many others will appreciate it.
Elric42
I discovered that you can now print written directions when you share a Scenic route!
I cannot thank you enough for this Guido! It is extremely helpful for me. I am sure many others will appreciate it.
Elric42
Quote from mattsz on 07.04.2026, 08:48Quote from Elric42 on 07.04.2026, 07:08I discovered that you can now print written directions when you share a Scenic route!
How does one go about doing this? I don't see any that any sharing options have changed...
Quote from Elric42 on 07.04.2026, 07:08I discovered that you can now print written directions when you share a Scenic route!
How does one go about doing this? I don't see any that any sharing options have changed...
Quote from Guido on 07.04.2026, 09:12
- Select route from you route list
- Tap 3-dots button top right > share link
- Open link in browser
- On the page that opens there is a “written directions” button.
- Select route from you route list
- Tap 3-dots button top right > share link
- Open link in browser
- On the page that opens there is a “written directions” button.
Quote from mattsz on 07.04.2026, 12:42Ah, I see, thanks! So it's not a special step that the "sharer" has to take... all shared links include the option.
Only... have a care: I tried it on a long route I made, and towards the end of the route, the written directions don't match the track on the map... the written directions lead one in circles down different roads, chasing, apparently, via points...
Ah, I see, thanks! So it's not a special step that the "sharer" has to take... all shared links include the option.
Only... have a care: I tried it on a long route I made, and towards the end of the route, the written directions don't match the track on the map... the written directions lead one in circles down different roads, chasing, apparently, via points...
