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Messages - astewart

#1
I've seen this problem mentioned elsewhere as a bug in Mapsource. I also have used the instructions at this site:

http://www.gpssledmaps.com/guide/quick_map.php

with success, and it has a workaround for the problem at step #7A. I have never tried to understand why it works.

Alan

#2
Quote from: seldom_sn on December 20, 2009, 09:16:40 AM
Does BaseCamp provide an tool to select maps to send to a device?  If so, I can't find it.  Nothing equivalent to the pink highlight map selection tool in MapSource.

If you have a device/SD card attached, it is listed on the left. Right click on the device -> Install Maps opens a separate wizard GUI for tile selection.

It doesn't seem able to import Mapsource .gdb files with tile lists, or provide a way to save a tile list.

It does fix the problem with importing one track .gpx wiping out a previous track. You can make folders and copy tracks/waypoints/routes to them. Any imported data is auto added to the "My Collection" folder.

Alan
#3
This has been discussed at length over at groundspeak and Garmin knows it. I see this problem with 6.15.6 and 6.15.7 on XP. If you have not opened a .gpx file, it will crash on saving. If you have opened any .gpx file, then any saving to a .gpx will work.

I made an "empty.gpx" with no tracks or points and added that to the target in the desktop shortcut properties. That way, you can forget about the bug.

Alan
#4
Map Making Support / Re: Mapset Tool Kit
November 12, 2009, 09:31:40 PM
Quote from: Jimbob on November 12, 2009, 12:33:41 PM
Thanks for the responses all. Yes I was referring to box 18, each time I hit compile a message comes up to enter a TYP file and will prevent me from going any farther.
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Still hoping. I have been back over the same ground several times with the tutorials and all ends in the same place.
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As I read the tutorial and as I have used it, you shouldn't be clicking the "Compile" button at all if you aren't using a custom TYP file. Step 18 doesn't say click "Custom". Continue to step #19. You end up clicking "START" at step #22 and everything happens then.

Alan