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8. Google Earth file to Server
9. Flight Related Formats
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Import
The Import option allows additional data to be imported.
One function is available as follows:-
1.
7.
Page setup
Allows access to the printer page setup utility
8.
Print Preview
Allows the user to view printer page before printing
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As a Memory Map™ Format File
Memory Map compatible GPX files can be saved using this utility.
Export to .CSV file
This option will export all displayed route file data to an Excel compatible
.CSV file.
Export to .NMEA file
This option will export the data to a NMEA compatible file. The records
exported are GPGGA and GPRMC.
To Google Earth™
This option will create a temporary GE compatible file and export it to Google
Earth. An internet connection is required to initially download GE images
which are then stored in temporary files on your PC. By browsing over an
area before you go on holiday will allow the GE images to be cached on your
PC, enabling you to display routes later without a connection to the internet.
To Google Maps™
For journeys that involve roads exporting the data to Google Maps may be a
better option. The file produced is transferred as a KML file to the GTrek web
server. Google maps™ is then loaded in a browser and pre-configured with
the URL of the saved file. A connection to the internet is required before
carrying out the procedure and may take a few seconds to upload the file
over an ADSL connection. It may take many minutes over a dial-up
connection. The URL shown on the Google Maps screen can then be
e_mailed to friends for them to load into GM.
To Google Earth Tour
Selecting this option will open the Google Earth Tour screen. An internet
connection is required for this utility.
This option will export the visible data to a file on the GTrek web servers. The
saved file name will be used as a default, All upper case characters will be converted
to lower case and all white spaces converted to "_" underscore. If the filename
already exist the user will be prompted to overwrite it.
This option contains two sub options:
1.
Export GPX file format
This option is similar to option 2 above except unlike option 2 above
which export data as a series of Track Points this option export data
as a series of Way points.
2.
Export IGC file format
This option will export the data in an
.IGC compatible file format. This
format is popular with the flying fraternity.
Import POI's
Points Of Interest created on other Route files can
be imported into the currently displayed Route (see
Animation & POI). Selecting this option you will be
prompted to select the file from which POI's are to
be imported from. After the POI's have been
imported the number of items is displayed. Click OK
to close this box.
For a POI to be imported the map location on the new file needs to be within
20m of the map location from where the POI to be imported is located.
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