Hello listers, I know this is off topic and only relevant for any 
of you who may have the Sendero 2015 GPS upgrade.  If you have 
this, plaease check it for missing datapoints.  I sent the 
following email to HW support regarding a complaint I have about 
this issue.  It is my second complaint to them.  I encourage 
anyone here who has the same system which I know is probably very 
few, to write to HumanWare and inform them of similar issues you 
may find with your GPS 2015 product.
Hello HumanWare Support.  I recently wrote you about missing 
datapoints in the 2015 version of the GPS software.  I realize 
that Sendero makes the product, but YOU support it.  As such, you 
need to take complaints by the product users seriously.  I am 
writing to notify you of yet another missing datapoint.  My wife 
and I were looking for a restaurant earlier today in a local town 
and I could not locate it using my Apex with GPS 2015.  When we 
got home, I looked for the restaurant on my old VoiceNote using 
GPS 2011 and what do you know, the restaurant was there.  It's 
not simply that one restaurant is missing from the current 
database, but who knows what else may be missing.  I pointed this 
out in my earlier email to you.  This very much undermines my 
confidence in the product and really needs to be addressed.  I 
know the restaurant is still in business because some friends 
recently  dined there.  I think this issue needs to be given 
serious attention and I mean to post this email on at least one 
other list to see if other Sendero GPS users are experiencing 
this same issue.  I hope you will give this matter serious 
attention as well.  I realize that HumanWare did not create this 
product or the maps that it utilizes, however, if you are going 
to support it, then you should take complaints such as mine 
seriously, by applying pressure on the map providers to update 
their databases and supply Sendero with updated ones.  I hope you 
will address this issue with the appropriate people who will 
resolve this positively for the many GPS users who rely on this 
great product.  Sincerely, Jim Gammon