As soon as possible I post new 1.5.2 version (with Automatic Source File Encode in Utf-8)
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As soon as possible I post new 1.5.2 version (with Automatic Source File Encode in Utf-8)
Stay tuned
ManagePoi by FireFox58 - Garmin POI Manager
Versione 1.5.2 released
ChangeLog:
Version 1.5.2 of March 17 2017
- Added Option Convert Source Fles to Utf-8 when reading
This Option (from version 1.5.2) allows Source Files Recoding in Utf-8 format (for correct managing of special charatters).
Since it is very difficult to determine the encoding of a file, to perform this conversion I carried out a double encoding, first from Original to Unicode and then from Unicode to UTF-8.
These operations are performed in memory, the original files are NOT affected.
Version 1.5.1 of July 13 2016
- Added Setting 'No @Velocity Alert' (separate for each File): removes the '@' character from the speed in order to avoid the Automatic Calculation of Proximity Alert (es Treppiede Mobile Polstrada@90 becomes Treppiede Mobile Polstrada 90)
Version 1.4.1 del June 13 2016
- Added management of 44x44 Icons (positioned in subfolder ..\LargeIcons)
- Fast Switching from Standard icons (22x22) to Large icons (44x44) and vice versa
- Files .GPI using Large Icons are identified by "_LI" suffix (LargeIcons) added to the File Name
Version 1.4.0 del June 02 2016
- Changed Files .GPX Coding System (Windows-1252 to UTF-8)
- Added functionality to "Advanced Editor" on individual POI (optional):
- Setting "Comment" (free text)
- Alarm Proximity and Altitude
- Address, City, Country
- Phone and Fax Number, eMail Address and Web Site
- Custom Picture Assignment (JPG)
- Custom Audio Assignment (WAV)
- Map with "Dragging" feature: POI coordinates with direct pickup of LAT/LON from the Map
- Map with "Geocoding" features: direct pickup of Address, Town and Country
- minor adjustments
HaveFun!
Hi FF58,
I tried v1.5.2 with a csv collection which had problems with v1.5.1.
No issue.
:good2:
It is in English because it is the language that best suits the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by bourlanges [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
I had also thought of doing it Multilingual, but then I gave up for the above reason.
Anyway, the software is very simple to understand, I'm sure you will have no trouble
Thanks for your feedback
C'est en anglais parce que c'est la langue qui convient le mieux au monde.
J'avais pensé à le faire multilingue, mais j'ai abandonné la raison ci-dessus.
Quoi qu'il en soit, le logiciel est très simple à comprendre, je suis sûr que vous n'aurez aucun problème
Merci pour vos commentaires
:hi3:
ManagePoi by FireFox58 - Garmin POI Manager
(actual version: 1.6.0 - April 2019)
Version 1.6.0 of 14/04/2019
- Changed Base Maps for Viewing and Editing POI, from Google Map to OSM Maps.
3 Map Layers available: Street Map, OpenTopo Maps, Satellite Maps.- Use of Google Maps manteined (Entry UseOSMMaps=0)
- SOX.Exe (POI Loader Audio Wave conversion utility) included in Package
- English Language PDF Manual added
- Minor Adjustments
Use of OSM Maps
From version 1.6.0 OSM Maps are available for these features as an alternative to Google Maps.
This decision was taken following the modification of Google's Policy, which also requires for the sporadic display only the acquisition of an API key linked to a Billing count on a Credit Card.
In order to use the Reverse Geocoding services I used static JavaScript Libraries (in this way the loading is faster), present in the subfolder \JSLibrary.
The new OSM Maps have nothing to envy to those of Google, infact in some respects they are even better.
I inserted 3 Map Layers, selectable via the "control panel" at the top right of the display screen.
The 3 Layers are:
StreetMaps (default) – OSM Street Maps
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TopMaps – Topographic Maps, source OpenTopo Maps
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Satellite – source Esri_WorldImagery
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Package attached ...
Have Fun!
Could you have the direction of the speedcameras included when the direction in degrees is given in and extra field of the csv-file?
See the unfortunately abandoned work on the Extra_POI_Editor ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
If the csv file would contain a bearing like in the example below you will see the icon on the display but you will not hear and audible warning when you are not approaching from the correct angle where the speedcamera is pointing to.
In the example the direction must be between 153° - 18°= 135° and 153° + 18° = 171°
North = 0, East = 90°, South = 180°, West = 270°
Cyclops speedcameras are directional but lack the display of the icon when apporaching from the wrong angle, this can give you a false feeling of "safety"; they are also limited in icon display and sound alert (f.i. no speedlimit is spoken).
example:
<wpt lat="51.00822" lon="3.96464">
<time>2019-06-22T16:04:57Z</time>
<name>Rtg. Lede@70</name>
<cmt> </cmt>
<extensions>
<gpxx:WaypointExtension>
<gpxx:Proximity>400</gpxx:Proximity>
<gpxx:Address>
<gpxx:StreetAddress>[23042]</gpxx:StreetAddress>
</gpxx:Address>
<gpxx:BearingList>
<gpxx:Bearing BiDir ="false">
<gpxx:Angle>153</gpxx:Angle>
<gpxx:Width>18</gpxx:Width>
</gpxx:Bearing>
</gpxx:BearingList>
</gpxx:WaypointExtension>
</extensions>
</wpt>
Another request or idea is the possibility to use mp3 sounds instead of wav sounds; would this be possible?