GPS tracks of Alexander's Cup as sailed on my Nacra 5.2.
<br> Day 1 Low Rent Course
<br> Day 2 Light Tower Course <br><br>

A little woozy? I think I'd be too. I'm just glad we never went over.
<br>I remeber seeing Dan when he got off the water on Sunday. I asked him what he thought and he replied, "Never Again!" (....Ah, he'll be back.)
<br>The GPS downloads are neat. We did not carry a GPS or a compass to the tower.
<br>I'll have to put those tracks in the newsletter. Can you send me them?
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<br>Tracie
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Great Job on the GPS tracks, Sorry I missed the Race.
<br>Hope you had a good time...with the exception of the pitchpole.
<br>Doug W<br><br>

Jim,
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<br>Thanks for the view of your track. Can you please tell me what program you used. It looks like mapsource; I have that too. How did you convert to an HTML document? Also, do you remember how to change the color of the track. Yours shows in yellow.
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<br>Thanks in advance for any guidance.
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<br>GARY<br><br>

Chart is from Mapsource which is pretty basic and does not allow very much customization or manipulation. The track turns yellow when you select it using the selection tool. I captured the screen using a great program called Snagit (available online http://www.techsmith.com/products/snagit/) and downloaded into a bitmap which I then pasted into a html document using Excel.<br><br>

Thanks Jim,
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<br>That was very clear. I tried to do something like that and ended up printing the mapsource file and then scanning it and saving it as a jpg. Since then, my crew Bill Mattson told me about a way to grap a screen image to use with any graphics progam.
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<br>You simply hit the "print screen" key and then go to your graphics program and right click or choose edit. From there, choose either paste or create new file from clipboard. You will get a nice image of the screen where you chose "print screen." If you don't like the looks of the "windows" border, simply edit it out.
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<br>GARY<br><br>