Mapping - converting gdb files to gpx

Thanks Robin, This is all very confusing to me but I will have a go.
Rob

Dont hesitate to ask for more exact instructions Rob.

It can be a pain if your system saved 30 tracks and you have to filter each one first for example.

A cute trick is to open up a second copy of city navigator and copy and paste just the stuff you want across , and depending of how many you can use the join command to create one big track and then its all easier.

How do I go from gbd to Img2ozf?
Rob

Hi

Img2ozf is an image converter - we are talking waypoints and tracks here. You cant convert waypoints and tracks to OZF format.

As others have suggested - the only way to reduce file size would be to break the single file up into smaller files (e.g. waypoint and tracks ...and them maybe waypoints and tracks for each day) ...though the combined total size wont be less or...

Plan B - filter track points out (I would not do this as it reduces quality of your track recording - but depends what you are using the data for).

I personally would just keep it as is - 6 mb isn't that big in this day and age (= to less that two digital photographs)


Cheers
Greg

ah sorry I misread - right you are

Hi Fred, Ozi and GPS are set up to talk to each other. Only problem is the track/s and waypoints have already been transferred from the Garmin GPS to City Navigator on the PC so I'm now trying to work backwards. It was a 3,500km track with many, many waypoints so its a bit too big to put it back on the GPS and try again.
Not to worry, I will remember this for next time.
Many thanks, Rob