OziExplorer ?

Richard, I just loaded a .plt file, exported it as a .txt file and then imported it all ok. I don't usually do this either.

Assuming you are using import and export for the .txt file and not load and save there can only be something wrong with the format of the .txt file you are trying to import.

This is the format of the .txt file that worked for me.

Datum,Australian Geodetic 1966
TP,D, -37.100203, 143.365693,08/03/2003,01:12:23.000,1,-9999,1, , , ,
TP,D, -37.100193, 143.365625,08/03/2003,01:15:54.999,0,-9999,1,6.1,212.0,0.03,280.4
TP,D, -37.100206, 143.365677,08/03/2003,01:27:22.000,0,-9999,1,4.8,687.0,0.01,107.3
TP,D, -37.100230, 143.365617,08/03/2003,01:33:57.997,0,-9999,1,6.0,396.0,0.02,243.5
TP,D, -37.100418, 143.365617,08/03/2003,01:34:04.002,0,-9999,1,20.9,6.0,3.47,180.0
TP,D, -37.100648, 143.365652,08/03/2003,01:34:09.998,0,-9999,1,25.7,6.0,4.29,173.1

Greg
No what I was trying to do was copy the file on the link and open it on Ozie
lcool

Hope this works

Richard

Hi Everybody,
Loading the above .PLT file into my Oziexplorer has shown me a problem I haven't come across before!
I have several types of maps, HEMA GDT, 1:250000, 1:50000 of South OZ, NASA sat images. I tried to do a track replay using the "day1.plt" and all I got was a rapid loading of first the 1:250000 Birdsville map and then the 1:250000 Betoota map and then back again. Upon checking the calibration points, I found the the Birdsville map points are quite a ways in from the edge of the map, in fact Birdsville is in "No Mans Land" where going by calibration points, it's not on either map, hence the rapid swapping of maps in track replay!
I am going to have to re-do the points so that the points are closer to the edge of the map and check out some more maps to see how common this will be.
Just a FYI!
Regards,
Michael.