File Structure
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This is a sample of the My POls folder.
The
first
item,
Up
One
Level, is used
to
move
around the fi
Ie
hierarchy.
The second item,
New Folder, provides you
the tool to add a new folder at
this
level.
New POI File is used to create a new ASCII
text fi
Ie
to save your POI's too. In the sample shown here,
Yosemite is a new
POI
file
that
was created for
this
sample
to
save POI's created while
hiking
through Yosemite National
Park.
The last item,
Default POI File, is the
default
ASCII text
file
where POI's you save are stored. This is the
file
that
is
provided
as
a
default
to save POI's in
until
you have created
your own
POI
file.
This sample displays what is shown when you
access the
default
POI
file. There is
an
Up
One
Level item
that
is again used to move
around the fi
Ie
hierarchy. Below
that
is a
listing
of all the files
that
have been stored in
this
POI
ASCII file.
ASCII Text
Data
Files
An
advanced feature of savi ng data in
ASC
II
text files is
that
it
provides another means
of
utilizing
and
modifying
data
that
you have recorded. Usi ng
an
external card reader or by
connecting your eXplorist to your personal computer, you can
now access the files
that
you have saved. All of the
information
is
there to
be
used
as
you need or modified with
a
simple
text editor like Notepad. Keep in
mind
that
modifying
some of the information may cause
the
POI
to
be
unusable or have unexpected results.
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