[Nav] Setting Current Location as a Favorite

[Econoline]

I occasionally want to save my current location as a Favorite in navigation.

The cryptic system prompt is "If you do not specify a location, the system will use the current vehicle location."[as a favorite] but I couldn't figure out how to make that work.

Here's the method, it does work, but not terribly obvious:

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[Mark S.]

Here's the method, it does work, but not terribly obvious:

My devious brain kept waiting for some explanation of why he named the point "in." Did he mean Inn? Did I miss an obvious joke? Was it just a way to make viewer questions their sanity? WHAT THE HELL DOES "IN" MEAN?!!?!

 

[Econoline]

There's no significance to "IN", he just needed a name for the Favorite, I would have used DEMO.

 

[Carolo]

My devious brain kept waiting for some explanation of why he named the point "in." Did he mean Inn? Did I miss an obvious joke? Was it just a way to make viewer questions their sanity? WHAT THE HELL DOES "IN" MEAN?!!?!

Common Man! According to Webster (He's the old guy that lives next door to me) "IN" is the door right next to the door that says "OUT", and usually is the one on the right of the 2, but not always. Sometimes the same door will say IN on one side and OUT on the other, in which case there is usually a window in the middle of door so you can tell if it's safe to use.

 

[Mark S.]

Common Man! According to Webster (He's the old guy that lives next door to me) "IN" is the door right next to the door that says "OUT", and usually is the one on the right of the 2, but not always. Sometimes the same door will say IN on one side and OUT on the other, in which case there is usually a window in the middle of door so you can tell if it's safe to use.

 

[Pigpen]

I occasionally want to save my current location as a Favorite in navigation.

The cryptic system prompt is "If you do not specify a location, the system will use the current vehicle location."[as a favorite] but I couldn't figure out how to make that work.

Here's the method, it does work, but not terribly obvious:

Thanks for the info!

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