Subject: | Re: GPS developments for 2009 |
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From: | "jtudor2005" jtudor2005 |
Date: | Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:16 pm ((PDT)) |
> I wish someone made a GPS track and waypoint librarian program. I like > to keep a certain collection of waypoints in my unit. When I add a few > on a trip, I have to import the whole collection into the computer, > then delete the duplicates. Dumb. > > -Dan Dugan Dan It may be worth looking at some of the database programs used for Geocaching. If you're not aware of it, Geocaching is a 'sport' that involves finding caches hidden around the world using GPS coordinates. There is a good one for PC called GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife) which is either free or very cheap. I used it a lot when I was a PC person before getting a Mac. I've not been geocaching since I bought the Mac so I can't advise you of any Mac programs. |
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