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I remember that more than one year ago this seemed to be impossible, but I
would like to check if somebody may have developped any new software.
When I return from a trip, I have to view my tracks on a mapsource map,
which is very sparse in detail and I consequently would like to view these
tracks on Microsoft Autoroute ...
Thanks most sincerely in advance for any hint
Jozef Leon wrote:
GPS Utility will open Autoroute Express files, no file type is listed in
GPSU for Autoroute Express files so I guess they do not use a specific
file type for the filenames?
GPS Utility will also open MicroSoft Streets & Trips *.est files.
More info here:
http://www.gpsu.co.uk/
Jack
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Jack Erbes in Ellsworth, Maine, USA (jackerbes at adelphia dot net)
(also receiving email at jacker at midmaine dot com)
On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 10:22:46 +0200, "Jozef Leon"
>I remember that more than one year ago this seemed to be impossible, but I
>would like to check if somebody may have developped any new software.
>When I return from a trip, I have to view my tracks on a mapsource map,
>which is very sparse in detail and I consequently would like to view these
>tracks on Microsoft Autoroute ...
Going from AR to Mapsource is easy. I use GPSU for this.
>would like to check if somebody may have developped any new software.
>When I return from a trip, I have to view my tracks on a mapsource map,
>which is very sparse in detail and I consequently would like to view these
>tracks on Microsoft Autoroute ...
However, the one time I went from Mapsource to AR, I had to resort to
using GPSU to export it as Excel file, manipulating the latitudes and
longuitudes into a format that AR would recognise and import. It was
such a faff that I have never bothered since.
--
gomez
Honda TransAlp,KTM 640LC Enduro (For Sale)
(not is hot to reply)
"The best tool for the job is the hammer thats nearest to hand"
thks for all reactions.
I managed to convert from mps to axe, but it's indeed a lot of fuzz.
thks once more
have written down the procedure (in dutch !!) - mail me if wanted
> On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 10:22:46 +0200, "Jozef Leon"
> >I remember that more than one year ago this seemed to be impossible, but
I
> >would like to check if somebody may have developped any new software.
> >When I return from a trip, I have to view my tracks on a mapsource map,
> >which is very sparse in detail and I consequently would like to view
these
> >When I return from a trip, I have to view my tracks on a mapsource map,
> >which is very sparse in detail and I consequently would like to view
> >tracks on Microsoft Autoroute ...
> Going from AR to Mapsource is easy. I use GPSU for this.
> However, the one time I went from Mapsource to AR, I had to resort to
> using GPSU to export it as Excel file, manipulating the latitudes and
> longuitudes into a format that AR would recognise and import. It was
> such a faff that I have never bothered since.
> --
> gomez
> Honda TransAlp,KTM 640LC Enduro (For Sale)
> (not is hot to reply)
> "The best tool for the job is the hammer thats nearest to hand"
> However, the one time I went from Mapsource to AR, I had to resort to
> using GPSU to export it as Excel file, manipulating the latitudes and
> longuitudes into a format that AR would recognise and import. It was
> such a faff that I have never bothered since.
> --
> gomez
> Honda TransAlp,KTM 640LC Enduro (For Sale)
> (not is hot to reply)
> "The best tool for the job is the hammer thats nearest to hand"
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> would like to check if somebody may have developped any new software.
>
> When I return from a trip, I have to view my tracks on a mapsource map,
> which is very sparse in detail and I consequently would like to view these
> tracks on Microsoft Autoroute ...
>
> Thanks most sincerely in advance for any hint
>