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Help, please: how do I upload a walk to the forum?
(Posted On: Fri 27th Aug 2010 at 13:04)
How do I attach a walk (kmz) file to a message?

Thanks.

Philip
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Re: Help, please: how do I upload a walk to the ..
(Posted On: Wed 01st Sep 2010 at 12:31)
Don't think this site has that type of functionality (yet?) as us walkers are stuck in the forum bit of surrey-online.
I just do a google map in http://maps.google.co.uk/ then put a link to it at the bottom of the walk post.
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Re: Help, please: how do I upload a walk to the ..
(Posted On: Wed 01st Sep 2010 at 13:31)
Wow, the Google maps site makes things complicated by referring to things that don't exist ! - 2.Click Link to this page in the top right corner of the orange title bar. THERE ISN'T AN ORANGE TITLE BAR. Grr.

But I think I have achieved something: This should be my first Esher walk http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=100522138577951682962.00048f3287f07ab710862&ll=51.348199,-0.373664&spn=0.010172,0.019226&z=16

This doesn't look like your links. Perhaps it will change when I post it.

Tips, please: Where did all those waypoints come from; I didn't add any.

And any suggestions to improve presentation, please.

Thanks for your help.

Philip
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