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Saving track in IGo 8 - jlpcarvalho - 05.09.2009
Where should i save a file exported in format .trk for igo 8 so i can see it in the gps?
RE: Saving track in IGo 8 - routeconverter - 12.09.2009
(05.09.2009, 22:49)jlpcarvalho Wrote: Where should i save a file exported in format .trk for igo 8 so i can see it in the gps?
This (german) page claims that it's not possible to do that. Use a tool like Pathaway to view them (RouteConverter works fine for this, too
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RE: Saving track in IGo 8 - jlpcarvalho - 12.09.2009
(12.09.2009, 08:26)routeconverter Wrote:(05.09.2009, 22:49)jlpcarvalho Wrote: Where should i save a file exported in format .trk for igo 8 so i can see it in the gps?
This (german) page claims that it's not possible to do that. Use a tool like Pathaway to view them (RouteConverter works fine for this, too
Thank U
RE: Saving track in IGo 8 - RsH - 13.09.2009
(12.09.2009, 14:07)jlpcarvalho Wrote: [quote='routeconverter' pid='3088' dateline='1252740386']
[quote='jlpcarvalho' pid='3042' dateline='1252187368']
Where should i save a file exported in format .trk for igo 8 so i can see it in the gps?
In my ASUS R300 the trk file has to go into the flash memory with the other .trk files and use the next available number, using the same name format. That takes a crack of the ASUS R300 before it can be done. I am not positive that the exported file is precisely what the ASUS R300 wants, so I cannot confirm this will always work, but that is where it would have to go.
RE: Saving track in IGo 8 - jlpcarvalho - 14.09.2009
(13.09.2009, 20:05)RsH Wrote:(12.09.2009, 14:07)jlpcarvalho Wrote: [quote='routeconverter' pid='3088' dateline='1252740386']
[quote='jlpcarvalho' pid='3042' dateline='1252187368']
Where should i save a file exported in format .trk for igo 8 so i can see it in the gps?
In my ASUS R300 the trk file has to go into the flash memory with the other .trk files and use the next available number, using the same name format. That takes a crack of the ASUS R300 before it can be done. I am not positive that the exported file is precisely what the ASUS R300 wants, so I cannot confirm this will always work, but that is where it would have to go.
Ok, thank u very much