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Posted by Ming POI Edit multilingual option added Hi All I added an option to select a language to our Extra POI Editor and POI Editor. It works with GPX and KML files. How to use multilingual POI Edit: 1. Go to http://www.gps-data-team.com/convert.php to open an editor 2. Select your character set (options on the left side) 3. Enter/find your POI file and press the "Edit POI's" button. 4. Save your file before you make any charset changes. I can change my script if you have any suggestion (you are welcome to post your suggestions in reply to this message). Cheers |
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Posted by Ming Charset options for POI Editor You can select any charset as your default setting for POI Editor and POI Manager. Please save your file BEFORE you change your default charset, and reload it AFTER you change the charset. Available options: Western Europe - iso-8859-1 Unicode worldwide - utf-8 Unicode worldwide - utf-16 Central Europe - iso-8859-2 Southern Europe - iso-8859-3 Baltic Rim - iso-8859-4 Cyrillic - iso-8859-5 Arabic - iso-8859-6-i Greek - iso-8859-7 Hebrew - iso-8859-8-i Turkish - iso-8859-9 Latin 6 - iso-8859-10 Latin 7 - iso-8859-13 Celtic - iso-8859-14 Latin 9 - iso-8859-5 Basic English - us-ascii Japanese - Unix - euc-jp Japanese - Win/Mac - shift_jis Japanese - email - iso-2022-jp Korean - euc-kr Chinese - simplified - gb2312 Chinese simplified - gb18030 Chinese traditional - big5 Thai - tis-620 Russian - koi8-r Ukrainian - Ukrainian Mac Roman - macintosh Central Europe - windows-1250 Cyrillic - windows-1251 Western Europe - windows-1252 Greek - windows-1253 Turkish - windows-1254 Hebrew - windows-1255 Arabic - windows-1256 Baltic Rim - windows-1257 Cheers |
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Posted by Andrew Re: Charset options I just added a new feature to our Online Extra POI Editor ( http://garmin.gps-data-team.com/extra/ ) You can choose to Keep accents ( ü -> ü ) or to Remove accents ( ü -> u ) in the Options Menu (top left bar) I hope it helps |
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Posted by jparish Re: Charset options
Thanks, Andrew, I am travelling (without my car) for the next few days, but look forward to trying this out. Cheers, Julian. |
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