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they are csv format
have you downloaded garmin or tomtom ones?
Now here is how to lay out on the computer so you can transfer to gps.
1.Make a main folder and call it my pois
2.Open the main folder and make the sub folders and name them like you want.
3.Put the csv files in the correct sub folder not the main folder.
4.It should look something like this on your computer.
>>My pois=main folder
>>>Alerts=subfolder
>>>>speed zones.csv
>>>>variable speedcameras.csv
Make other subfolders as needed for other files
5.Hook gps up to computer
6.Run POILoader and direct to the main folder not(subfolders)and complete the download
7.Now go to gps click on where to,my locations,custom pois or extras I believe is on your gps and touch screen.
8.You should now see the listing of all your custom pois.
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19th December 2009, 04:00 AM #1Important User
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Thank you very much ofr the help! I did not manage to do that, beause poi uploader does not sais that there is no usable data in the files. I even added extension .csv at the end of the files, but it does not work. Thanks anyway!
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19th December 2009, 01:59 PM #3Member
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I downloaded the Garmin ones, but I also tried to do what you advised with the tomtom ones, but there is no result. Could I change the format of them in .gpx?
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