I have installed Tracklogs on the new PC, but have forgotten how to
increase the number of trackpoints from 750, even though I already did
it on the old PC. :-(
Can't find it in the F.M......
TIA.
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I have installed Tracklogs on the new PC, but have forgotten how to
increase the number of trackpoints from 750, even though I already did
it on the old PC. :-(
Can't find it in the F.M......
TIA.
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Gordon Harris
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person Gordon Harris <[email hidden]> said
Quoted message said:I have installed Tracklogs on the new PC, but have forgotten how to
increase the number of trackpoints from 750, even though I already did
it on the old PC. :-(
=What= 750 trackpoint limit? I've manually entered tracks with as many
as 3k points, and uploaded them to the GPS too (active log only, since
most GPSs won't store more than ~500 in the saved logs).
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"Gordon Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:I have installed Tracklogs on the new PC, but have forgotten how to
increase the number of trackpoints from 750, even though I already did it
on the old PC. :-(Can't find it in the F.M......
TIA.
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Gordon Harris
Gordon Harris <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:
Quoted message said:I have installed Tracklogs on the new PC, but have forgotten how to
increase the number of trackpoints from 750, even though I already did
it on the old PC. :-(
Back in Sept, we had an exchange which went:
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:That's fine for tracks plotted in Tracklogs, but I have been downloading
tracks walked over the years and saved in Ozi, and have to filter them
before transferring to Tracklogs because of the 750 trackpoint limit.
Quoted message said:Are you sure about that?
Errm - no! I just downloaded one of 1042 points, but I definitely had
one session where I loaded several tracks from Ozi to the Vista, then
downloaded into Tracklogs, and each track stopped short at 750
trackpoints, even the little diagram showed that. maybe it was a
limitation on the evaluation version of the program?
Duh!
++++++++++++++++++
What version of Tracklogs are you running?
The latest version is V2.08. You can download it if you have an earlier
version.
John
John Yale <[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:Gordon Harris <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:Quoted message said:I have installed Tracklogs on the new PC, but have forgotten how to
increase the number of trackpoints from 750, even though I already did
it on the old PC. :-(Back in Sept, we had an exchange which went:
Yes, I remember.
Quoted message said:
Errm - no! I just downloaded one of 1042 points, but I definitely had
one session where I loaded several tracks from Ozi to the Vista, then
downloaded into Tracklogs, and each track stopped short at 750
trackpoints, even the little diagram showed that. maybe it was a
limitation on the evaluation version of the program?
Duh!
++++++++++++++++++What version of Tracklogs are you running?
The latest version is V2.08. You can download it if you have an earlier
version.
No - I'm using 2.08, but you have jogged my memory, I'm pretty sure it's
when you download a saved log rather than the active log, so you have to
transfer active logs one at a time. Probably simpler to filter them
down to <750, because nothing much is lost.
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Craven Birds <[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:He, He! T*ser
Perhaps you meant "T*sser"?
That's a bit rich from an illiterate top poster. ;-)
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