"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message SNIP

Even if it is neither, you can still read off the GPS coordinates and
plot
them on a map.
Bill

This is true, but I got the impression that he wanted to download the
waypoints to some mapping software.
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You can enter them on different mapping programs. My Garmin 45 can
interface to a computer, but I never did it. My Garmin 160 plotter, has the
RS232 I/F built in. On either you can go to the track page and read the lat
/ lon off and use them however you want.
Bill