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Any way of finding quick longitude and latitude?

luckat · 2008-12-08 20:07:38

My TomTom ate my Favourites again when I updated my maps. Some would be particularly handy to have - the entrance to Dundrum Shopping Centre, the Quickpark by Dublin Airport, Powerscourt in Wicklow. Is there any way of finding this kind of thing by longitude and latitude and inserting it as a Favourite that way? Is there…

08-12-2008 9:07pm

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luckat

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My TomTom ate my Favourites again when I updated my maps.

Some would be particularly handy to have - the entrance to Dundrum Shopping Centre, the Quickpark by Dublin Airport, Powerscourt in Wicklow.

Is there any way of finding this kind of thing by longitude and latitude and inserting it as a Favourite that way? Is there such a thing as a handy online list of longs and lats?

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#2 08-12-2008 9:26pm

pmsurveys

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Google earth. Locate places you want save them to my places in Google Earth then export them as a KML file and use poieditor to convert KML file to Tomtom ov2 file. Drag and drop into you Tomtom folder and they will appear under your own POIs

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#3 08-12-2008 9:34pm

luckat

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What's poieditor, please? (PC or Mac?)

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