Well, I started to build a waypoint generator, but asked whether anyone else had already done something similar. Fortunately, someone had. I've played around with their original and now have something that works with GPSU.
You need to zoom to the level you want and click start. Mark your waypoints (no way of removing incorrect ones at the moment so be careful!), click save when finished. Copy the GPX output at the bottom, save it as myroute.gpx and open with GPSU (GPS Utility). This uploads perfectly to my GPS unit. I even took a walk around the block to test it out 🙂
Now I need a little help ... I need to get a bracket for my bike for a Magellan GPS 315, and need to be able to swap over between bikes easily. Also, I'd like to put the machine on the stem part of the handlebars.
You need to zoom to the level you want and click start. Mark your waypoints (no way of removing incorrect ones at the moment so be careful!), click save when finished. Copy the GPX output at the bottom, save it as myroute.gpx and open with GPSU (GPS Utility). This uploads perfectly to my GPS unit. I even took a walk around the block to test it out 🙂
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You need to zoom to the level you want and click start. Mark your waypoints (no way of removing incorrect ones at the moment so be careful!), click save when finished. Copy the GPX output at the bottom, save it as myroute.gpx and open with GPSU (GPS Utility). This uploads perfectly to my GPS unit. I even took a walk around the block to test it out 🙂
Devious detective methods lead me to believe that the URL you left out is
"Keith Willoughby" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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elyob said:
You need to zoom to the level you want and click start. Mark your waypoints (no way of removing incorrect ones at the moment so be careful!), click save when finished. Copy the GPX output at the bottom, save it as myroute.gpx and open with GPSU (GPS Utility). This uploads perfectly to my GPS unit. I even took a walk around the block to test it out 🙂
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As it happens, I have just finished my first Google maps application. OK, well, perhaps 'finished' is a strong word - it's still pretty buggy. You'll find it here:
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