RE: Navi 6 route planning - 2

I switched from TomTom to Navigator V years ago and still mourn the TT. Only the BMW mount and connection with the motorcycle data and mainly the "wonder wheel" is the main reason to use it.

What has not been mentioned here are the options "Via Points" and "Shaping Points" (I hope I have chosen the right translation?).
"Via Points" (display with flag symbol) must be approached, "Shaping Points" (display with only a small point) do not necessarily have to be reached, the SatNav tries to approach the points, if they come out of range then he takes the next point.
Per route you can 29 "Via Points" and in between each max. creating 50 "shaping points" (I believe anything like 150 altogether - but I've never needed that many before). With more than 29 "Via Points" and the route is transferred to the Navigator in GPX the route is divided into 2 (ore more) routes.
Most times I have chosen "shortest time" as a route preference so I can plan my route (usually a day trip 300-400km / 180-250 miles) pretty well with enough "shaping points", even to drive the smaller side roads or just not if the road is too bad.

With this we come to tour planning, there are (or better I know) only a few route planners who can distinguish between "Via Points" and "Shaping Points" - which is a must for me! And Basecamp is one of the worst in my opinion (In the long term, I'll probably have to deal with it).
But I'm also one of those who plan the tours on the PC. Then I create a map print with the waypoint designations (numbering), for me very necessary when tour changes required. On the map on SatNav I see only all the same flag symbols and can not figure out which waypoint I see there. But maybe I'm just too stupid - if anyone knows a solution I would be very interested!

Also, I do not rely blindly on the guide through the SatNav, the approximate direction you should know and I always need a map or the print.