Thanks Anne. 
Generally, I find having compass direction told to me to be irritating because 
I'm directionally challenged. However, I found an exception to that. I don't 
know if any of you have ever done this, but I have successfully used the 
compass that comes with the iPhone in a large mall, specifically North Park 
Mall here. It works great. I have never been able to use compasses because they 
didn't harass me enough and I had to keep asking where I was all the time. 
However, the one on the iPhone works fine because it does keep changing if I 
move directions. 1@ have found this useful in an open area like this mall has. 
My dog keeps pretty straight, but if we should happen to angle too much or when 
I want to find the right door for the bus stop, having constant updates has 
been helpful. 

On Aug 30, 2012, at 8:11 AM, Anne Robertson <a...@anarchie.org.uk> wrote:

> Hello Gigi,
> 
> Ariadne sometimes tells you the street you're crossing, but most of the time, 
> it tells you which block you're on and the name of the street. Sometimes, 
> because of the inaccuracy of the GPS receiver, it can tell you you're on the 
> opposite side of the street from the one you're actually on. You can also set 
> Ariadne to tell you the compass direction but I find this too obtrusive.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 30 Aug 2012, at 14:59, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> 
>> Hi Ann
>> 
>> Does Ariadne tell you what street you are crossing? I was reading the 
>> documentation, and I didn't see anything about that? Therefore, what 
>> information does it tell you to let you know where you are?
> 
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