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Creating Waypoint Categories, Understanding Waypoints

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Working with Waypoints Understanding Waypoints A waypoint is a location that you mark on the map. It can be an address, an intersection, an existing map feature or point of interest, an empty spot on the map, or any other point you wish. You can use waypoints to mark your favorite places, like your favorite restaurant, a friend's house, etc. You can mark waypoints directly on the map or by using the Find feature. nRoute allows you to set your waypoint preferences to change the default method for displaying waypoints. Waypoints are shown on the map and in the Waypoints Tab at the bottom of the screen. Select a waypoint in the Waypoints Tab to highlight the waypoint on the Graphic Map. You can edit waypoint properties after they have been marked. You can select multiple waypoints in the Waypoints Tab and view or change their properties as a group. Waypoint Tips • To display a waypoint on the Graphic Map, right-click on the waypoint in the Waypoints Tab and select Show Selected Waypoint on Map. • You can perform a variety of tasks by right-clicking on a waypoint in the Waypoints Tab. See Waypoint Right-Click Menu for more information. • Your waypoints are stored in memory for future use. You can also save waypoints in a file on your computer. See Saving Your Data for more information. For more information on waypoints, see the following topics: Using the Waypoints Tab Setting Waypoint Preferences Creating Waypoint Categories Marking Waypoints Setting Your Home Waypoint Editing Waypoint Properties Moving Waypoints Using Customized Waypoint Symbols Deleting Waypoints 54

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Working with Waypoints
Understanding Waypoints
A waypoint is a location that you mark on the map. It can be an address, an intersection, an existing map
feature or point of interest, an empty spot on the map, or any other point you wish.
You can use waypoints to
mark your favorite places, like your favorite restaurant, a friend's house, etc.
You can mark waypoints directly on the map or by using the Find feature.
nRoute allows you to set your
waypoint preferences to change the default method for displaying waypoints.
Waypoints are shown on the map and in the Waypoints Tab at the bottom of the screen.
Select a waypoint in
the Waypoints Tab to highlight the waypoint on the Graphic Map.
You can edit waypoint properties after they have been marked.
You can select multiple waypoints in the
Waypoints Tab and view or change their properties as a group.
Waypoint Tips
To display a waypoint on the Graphic Map, right-click on the waypoint in the Waypoints Tab and select
Show Selected Waypoint on Map
.
You can perform a variety of tasks by right-clicking on a waypoint in the Waypoints Tab.
See Waypoint
Right-Click Menu for more information.
Your waypoints are stored in memory for future use.
You can also save waypoints in a file on your
computer.
See Saving Your Data for more information.
For more information on waypoints, see the following topics:
Using the Waypoints Tab
Setting Waypoint Preferences
Creating Waypoint Categories
Marking Waypoints
Setting Your Home Waypoint
Editing Waypoint Properties
Moving Waypoints
Using Customized Waypoint Symbols
Deleting Waypoints
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