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  1. I've just gone digital - Anquet Maps and a Geko 201. I've started to enter
    the Munros, Nutalls and Dewey 500's etc.. as Waypoints but can't help
    thinking that someone has done this before. Does anyone know if this data is
    available in a format that I can up-load into Anquet?
    Ianto

  2. Ianto Thomas said:

    I've just gone digital - Anquet Maps and a Geko 201. I've started to enter
    the Munros, Nutalls and Dewey 500's etc.. as Waypoints but can't help
    thinking that someone has done this before. Does anyone know if this data is
    available in a format that I can up-load into Anquet?
    Ianto

    You can use "GPS Utility" to convert your data from a large variety of
    formats into Anquet AEF files. These files can be imported into Anquet
    and can then be saved as ARF files. Please see :
    www.gpsu.co.uk

    Also see the 'Import File Converter" for getting data into GPSU and
    check the Help topic in GPSU on 'minimal format files'.

    For transferring the data to Anquet check the Help topic in GPSU on
    'Anquet'. You need to export the data with GPSU set to either the
    BRITISH GRID or the Numeric form of the British Grid.

    The Freeware version of GPSU is limited to 100 waypoints, otherwise it
    is more or less fully functional.

    I hope that helps,

    Alan Murphy (author GPSU)

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