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flymyassoff
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 Posted - 29 sept. 2007 : 23:20:36
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Hello, I am new to GPS and I have a KML (Google Earth) POI file that I am really keen in converting to a GPX file for import in my Nuvi 660. Only thing is I own a Mac Book (Intel), no PC. Advice, anyone?
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gpspassion
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flymyassoff
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Posted - 30 sept. 2007 : 09:44:47
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Yup. It worked. Had trouble finding the POIs, though, until I found out they were stored in the "Custom POI" menu, under "Extras", in my 660. Had to rename them all with a TLA (three letter acronym) addition 'cos they were part of a free wifi network in my city (Montreal) that I wanna have access to quickly. Question: If I upload more POIs, are they gonna be stored at the same location in my nuvi, i.e. "Custom POI"? How can I sort apart the new ones I upload, for examples, a file containing all wifi access in another city?
Thank you very much for your help. It is a steep learning curve indeed ;-) |
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gpspassion
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Posted - 30 sept. 2007 : 12:02:01
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| Sure, you'll probably want to take a look at the Garmin gpx/gpi threads because I'm only familiar with POI Loader method to add POIs on the Garmins. Maybe someone else can helo too ;-) |
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flymyassoff
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Posted - 30 sept. 2007 : 18:17:34
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| Thanks. Where exactly is this thread (cannot find it)? |
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summ3r
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Posted - 24 juil. 2012 : 14:36:16
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| If you want to convert KML files to GPX files or the other way around, an easy way is with this free online converter http://gpx2kml.com/ |
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