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Naming favorites in Navigation

Texasgrillchef

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I had a Bronco sport, traded it in after my Badlands with lux pkg and Sas finally came in.

I have a bunch of addresses saved in my Bronco Sport and was able to name each one of those saved address.

I just re-entered all those addresses into my New 2023 Bronco. However I haven’t been able to figure out how to NAME each of the address entries.

I see a list of all my 50+ saved favorites addresses, however Because I haven’t been able to name them, I can’t tell whose address is whose! Who is at 123 Main Street? Who is at 456 Second street.

I don’t memorize peoples addresses, how in the heck am I suppose to keep track of who belongs to what address?

How do I name all of my favorites!

Please help! Without being able to name them, saved addresses is useless!
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da_jokker

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Sorry I can't recall the actual process. But I know that you can name them because I've done it. Renaming I'm not sure.

What I haven't been able to do is if I add a spot by just touching the map and creating a point, it doesn't seem to allow me to rename.

Maybe the owners manual?
 

FastAndLight

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This was bothering me so much today that while killing some time in my car I figured it out!

Swipe left from the list of Favorites and then click the edit button. I also learned that if I swipe right I can start navigation to that Favorite. I checked the manual and didn't find anything there. I found it on an F-150 forum. I guess all of the old time Ford people knew what to do so it was natural for them.
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