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  1. I seem to remember a comment on here a week or two ago that GPSU could be
    used to transfer a route/track in one of these formats to one of the other.
    I've just been sent a Tracklogs route, but I only have MM. I have GPSU, the
    free version, but cannot fathom out how to switch between one system and
    another. Anyone done this before, who could give some clues?

  2. Gordon Burns said:

    I seem to remember a comment on here a week or two ago that GPSU could be
    used to transfer a route/track in one of these formats to one of the other.
    I've just been sent a Tracklogs route, but I only have MM. I have GPSU, the
    free version, but cannot fathom out how to switch between one system and
    another. Anyone done this before, who could give some clues?


    GPSU can load a Tracklogs format file, which can then be saved as a
    GPX file, which MM can read. However, the free version will have some
    limitation on the number of trackpoints it will handle.
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  3. try gps babel or POI convertor

    do a google for both

    "Gordon Burns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I seem to remember a comment on here a week or two ago that GPSU could be
    used to transfer a route/track in one of these formats to one of the other.
    I've just been sent a Tracklogs route, but I only have MM. I have GPSU, the
    free version, but cannot fathom out how to switch between one system and
    another. Anyone done this before, who could give some clues?


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    "Gordon Burns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I seem to remember a comment on here a week or two ago that GPSU could be
    used to transfer a route/track in one of these formats to one of the other.
    I've just been sent a Tracklogs route, but I only have MM. I have GPSU, the
    free version, but cannot fathom out how to switch between one system and
    another. Anyone done this before, who could give some clues?

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    druidh

  5. Ysgrifennodd "dave" <[email hidden]> mewn neges
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    Quoted message said:

    try gps babel or POI convertor

    do a google for both

    "Gordon Burns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I seem to remember a comment on here a week or two ago that GPSU could be
    used to transfer a route/track in one of these formats to one of the
    other. I've just been sent a Tracklogs route, but I only have MM. I have
    GPSU, the free version, but cannot fathom out how to switch between one
    system and another. Anyone done this before, who could give some clues?

    Here's the method i use (i've stored it as all the file type names are so
    similar). It's not a case of exporting as a .mmo file.

    Open .trl file in GPSU

    Save as a .mxf file (this exports the waypoints and informatoin, turn left,
    gates, etc)

    Save as a .txf file, this saves the trackogs and creates a route.

    Import BOTH into Memorymap, and save as an .mmo.

    Now you have a .mmo file with all the tracklogs information, sorted!

    NB. If the route lacks any waypoint info, then you only need to export a
    ..txf file.

    HTH (if not, i can elaborate on the above)

    T Dave R

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