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Joining Tracks in Memory Map

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  1. I cannot work out how to join two tracks together in Memory map - The help
    files are not much use. Any ideas / help

    TIA

  2. ColinS said:

    I cannot work out how to join two tracks together in Memory map - The help
    files are not much use. Any ideas / help

    TIA


    AFAIK you select one track and then hover over a second. Right-click
    gives the option to join track.

    I'm doing this from memory though so it may not be correct. Also I have
    MM Navigator and not MMOS so there may be differences. Try it anyway 🙂

  3. Concur. Right click while focused on either track. Select
    "operations", select "join track".

  4. ColinS said:

    I cannot work out how to join two tracks together in Memory map - The help
    files are not much use. Any ideas / help

    The routine method already suggested sometimes fails. I've been
    exasperated with it on several occasions. And the Help is useless in
    this context. And Memory-Map Support were unable to help. So here are
    three other supplementary recommendations I've collected over the last
    year or two, if you have trouble with the plain method:

    1) Ensure that MIN UPDATE DISTANCE is not set too low. In Properties,
    select one as the active track and set its MIN UPDATE DISTANCE to a
    high value. This controls the distance allowed between tracks which
    are joined). Use something like say 100, or even 500, depending on the
    scale of map.

    2) Ensure that the two tracks are in the same Category or
    Sub-category. So, for instance, don't impatiently file away the first
    track before joining the second one (found in Tracks - track).

    3) In extreme cases, export the tracks as GPS eXchange format (.gpx)
    files and then edit them. For example, taking an associated problem
    I've also had, when I joined two tracks by mistake and then couldn't
    separate them. I exported the joined track by making it visible, right
    clicked, and then use Save As to export as GPX.

    --
    Terry, West Sussex, UK

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