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The link is in the bottom right hand side under links... here's the link: http://home.comcast.net/~fabienroyer/GpxSonar.exe

If you goto tools->export->field notes->To GSAK you can make a delimited text file for importing into GSAK. I then use the Log feature within GSAK for pasting onto the website.

Have been using this for a while and only recently found this post Question, would it be possible to add hot keys for some routine commands? For instance Edit Waypoint and add waypoint, and then a alt-f to take you to found, or hotkeys for lat/longitude etc... Thanks for an unbelievably helpful tool, would just help me since I like to use my mouse as little as possible!

Greetings, congrats on your new gps, I was in the same position in December being a new owner of an x50v and dell gps. The dell software works great for street navigation, but doesn't allow you to add your own waypoints. Since then I've tried a few programs, and have since purchased a stand alone gps for caching (just don't want to damage my Axim). But I still use GPXSonar on my axim for keeping cache info on my ppc, and really like mapopolis for map software, just bought the map of my county for $10, software was free. One of the reasons I like mapopolis so much is the little utility that takes a gpx file and adds all of the caches to the map, so you can see caches as you drive around I did try GPSTuner for a while, it could read in loc files and allow me to select one of those to navigate too (has a compass and distance). Worked pretty well. I've also heard some people that like: http://www.visualgps.net/BeeLineGPS/default.htm Good luck

I have a Dell x50v and a bluetooth gps. I haven't found any software that will allow you to add a new waypoint into the gpx file (I use GPXSonar for viewing the info on each cache stored in the gpx file I move to my axim). But, using GPSTuner, I can enter a location for it to guide me too. Perhaps this is what you're looking for.