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Ideally, I would like to be able to have our office staff program our GPS &quot;route for the day&quot;. &nbsp;Ideally, they would give us a printed schedule, complete with phone numbers and specific suggestions, and the route would already be in the GPS when we hit the road. &nbsp;Is it possible to have someone program the GPS either over a cell phone signal, or via a wireless network when the vehicle is in range?<br />
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Assistance is greatly appreciated.
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Ideally, I would like to be able to have our office staff program our GPS "route for the day".  Ideally, they would give us a printed schedule, complete with phone numbers and specific suggestions, and the route would already be in the GPS when we hit the road.  Is it possible to have someone program the GPS either over a cell phone signal, or via a wireless network when the vehicle is in range?

Assistance is greatly appreciated.

GPS with route remote planning

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GIS/GPS Programming

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Automotive

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