Garmin eTrex Legend Cx Software v2.70 Windows 2000/XP.
Changes made from version 2.60 to 2.70:
# Updated daylight saving time dates.
# Add capability for 2 wide data fields on map, compass, and highway pages.
# Add capability for 1 wide data fields on map page.
# Add data card information page.
# Add selectable alarms for proximity waypoints and custom POI.
# Improve labeling and scanning of custom POI on the map page.
# Add capability to see vertical profile of an autoroute using DEM topo data.
# Fixed issue with incorrect dates showing when editing the data field for Sun & Moon page and Hunt & Fish page.
# Fixed issue where invalid find menu options could show when using the Auto Order feature.
# Fixed issue where route names would be converted to upper case during editing.
# Fixed issue where invalid related software can be selected when using the WebUpdater.
# Fixed issue where keyboard characters won't update when editing the Welcome message.
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