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Download ExpertGPS! Introducing ExpertGPS ExpertGPS is GPS map software for your Windows computer, tablet, or laptop. ExpertGPS makes it easy to transfer waypoints, routes, and tracks, as well as GPS, GIS, and CAD data, to and from your Garmin GPS 60. ExpertGPS gives you access to every topo map in the USA, as well as high-resolution aerial photos, so you can zoom in on any trail or job site.

ExpertGPS even works with your own scanned maps, and data from over 100 different mapping, GIS, and CAD programs. ExpertGPS Home is an affordable outdoor trip planner at only $74.95. ExpertGPS Pro contains all of the professional mapping features of high-end CAD and GIS packages, but without the steep learning curve and at a fraction of the price (now only $249.95).

Thousands of businesses and GPS users depend on ExpertGPS mapping software to upload and download Garmin GPS 60 waypoints, routes, and tracks, make maps of their GPS data over seamless USGS,. We've collected dozens of tips and tricks designed to save you time and money when mapping with your Garmin GPS 60. Browse Garmin GPS 60 tips by category:, a fully-featured trial of ExpertGPS,. We're so confident ExpertGPS will save you time (as a GPS data downloader, coordinate converter, map viewer and editor, and GIS, CAD, and GPS data converter) that we make this guarantee: if ExpertGPS doesn't pay for itself in 14 days, we'll refund your money - and you can keep the software! Download Our Free ExpertGPS Trial Right Now!

Download now and start your free trial of ExpertGPS 6.20 New features were added to ExpertGPS on November 08, 2018 ExpertGPS runs on Windows 10, 8.1, and 7. Uploading and Downloading Garmin GPS 60 Data Download your Garmin GPS 60 waypoints, routes, and tracks to your computer ExpertGPS can transfer Garmin GPS 60 waypoints, routes, and tracks through your computer's USB port or serial (COM) port. Upload new waypoints, routes, and tracks to your Garmin GPS Transfer data back to your Garmin GPS 60 with a single click.

Upload waypoints, routes, and tracks to your GPS and print a matching map out to take with you into the field. ExpertGPS even lets you upload Excel, Google Earth, CAD, and GIS data to your Garmin GPS 60! Maximize your GPS Memory Your Garmin GPS 60 has limited storage space for waypoints, routes, and tracks.

Once you reach that limit, your GPS can't hold any more data. Smart ExpertGPS users have figured out how to eke out every last bit of memory space on their Garmin GPS receivers. Before each outdoor adventure or visit to a project site, they use ExpertGPS to back up the contents of their GPS, and then clear the GPS data memory. They can then download as much data as possible onto their GPS (leaving some room for GPS data collection out in the field). When they get back, they use ExpertGPS to upload all of their Garmin waypoints, routes, and tracks onto their computer and save it. Once they've backed up the new data from their GPS, they can clear the memory again, keeping their GPS ready for their next trip.

Backup your Garmin GPS 60 waypoints, routes, and tracks by using ExpertGPS to transfer them to your laptop or desktop computer. Now you've got a safe back-up of all of the important data on your GPS 60, and use ExpertGPS to find and create new waypoints, routes, and tracks to download to your Garmin GPS. Before you update your Garmin GPS 60 firmware or install a custom basemap, Garmin recommends that you backup all of your GPS data. ExpertGPS gives you the peace-of-mind that your Garmin GPS 60 data is always safe. Making Maps from your Garmin GPS 60 Data Real 1:24000 USGS Topo Maps View your Garmin GPS 60 waypoints, routes, and tracks over.

These are actual 1:24000 scale topographic maps from the US Geological Survey, giving you much more terrain detail than the maps that came with your Garmin. Toggle between Topo, Aerial, and Color Orthophotos Instantly switch between topo maps, aerial photos, and color urban imagery using the T, A, and U keys in ExpertGPS. This ability to toggle back-and-forth between several views of your GPS data is unique to ExpertGPS, and is one of its most popular features.

Give your maps a professional look ExpertGPS comes preloaded with all the line patterns and cartographic styles you need to draw highways, railroad tracks, transmission lines, streams, and more. And the waypoint and track style editors let you create your own map symbols, change track colors, and customize exactly how your GPS and map data is drawn. Boost your Garmin GPS data entry speed 500%! Why waste time entering new waypoints on the tiny screen of your Garmin GPS 60? Airwatch mdm agent for macbook. ExpertGPS can do it 5x faster!

Use the New Waypoint dialog in ExpertGPS to create new waypoints and POI listings for your Garmin GPS. As you type, ExpertGPS automatically suggests the best possible name for this waypoint on your GPS. (Your GPS limits the length of waypoint names to 10, but ExpertGPS will let you give your waypoints user-friendly names and descriptions that can be as long as you want.) Calculating Area with your Garmin GPS 60 Calculate Area (Acreage) using your Garmin GPS 60. ExpertGPS automatically calculates the acreage of any parcel, field, or tract no matter how irregular, when you record the boundary with your Garmin GPS 60 or trace it over the maps in ExpertGPS. ExpertGPS allows you to calculate acreage in three different ways: 1.

Calculate area by walking a perimeter with your GPS. ExpertGPS calculates the acreage enclosed by your Garmin GPS 60 tracklog. Calculate area by marking GPS waypoints at the corners of a field or parcel. In ExpertGPS, connect those waypoints into a route, and the acreage is automatically calculated. Calculate area by tracing over a map or aerial photo. Use the Track Tool in ExpertGPS to trace the property boundary or field, and let ExpertGPS calculate the number of square feet it encloses.

Garmin GPS 60 Waypoints and POIs. Maximize your Garmin waypoints ExpertGPS lets you get the most out of the waypoints on your Garmin GPS 60 by making it easy to assign the best symbol and to give each waypoint a long, meaningful name (using a real keyboard, not the little controls on your GPS). Think about it: Your Garmin GPS 60 can hold 1000 waypoints. Waypoints on the Garmin GPS 60 can contain up to 10 characters. Waypoint comments (notes) can contain up to 30 characters.

How long would it take you to enter all of those waypoints by hand into your GPS? ExpertGPS will save you hours on this one task alone! Add Photos and Notes to your waypoints ExpertGPS lets you link a photo to any waypoint or POI and includes a built-in photo viewer. And you can add your own detailed description to any waypoint - store as much information as you need. Prevent Data Entry Errors with ExpertGPS GPS coordinates are easy to mis-type.

Using the Waypoint Tool in ExpertGPS to create new waypoints reduces the chances of making a mistake when manually entering coordinates on your GPS. ExpertGPS takes care of all of the coordinate conversion and datum shifts when communicating with your Garmin GPS 60, further reducing errors. Create routes the easy way! The Garmin GPS 60 can hold 50 routes, each containing up to 250 turns or stops.

ExpertGPS lets you build up long routes quickly - just click waypoints one-by-one on the map to connect them into a route for your Garmin GPS 60. Route names on the Garmin GPS 60 can contain up to 13 characters. ExpertGPS makes it easy to rename and organize your routes. Tracklog Tricks for your Garmin GPS 60 Trace new trails and roads to send to your Garmin GPS 60 Did you know you could trace roads, trails, and other features on the maps in ExpertGPS, and send them directly to your Garmin GPS 60?

This is a quick and easy way to keep you on-track when out in the field. Fix up GPS errors in your Garmin tracklog Poor GPS satellite reception can cause all sorts of errors in your Garmin GPS 60 tracks. Use the advanced track editing tools in ExpertGPS to correct spikes and blips caused by intermittent GPS multipath errors. You can even select an entire segment of your GPS track and drag it right back to its correct location on the map!

Tracklog Specifications for your Garmin GPS 60 The Garmin GPS 60 can hold 21 tracks. Saved tracklogs on the Garmin GPS 60 can have up to 500 trackpoints. The active tracklog holds 10000 trackpoints. Track names on the Garmin GPS 60 can contain up to 13 characters. Geotagging Photos with your Garmin GPS 60 Save Hundreds of $$$ with Geotagging Software You can spend hundreds of dollars on dedicated camera hardware and cables to geotag your photos.

Or, you can do it for free, using ExpertGPS. ExpertGPS automatically matches up the timestamps on your digital photos with the times recorded in your Garmin GPS 60 track log. It just takes a few seconds when you get back to your desk to have ExpertGPS automatically geotag your photos. Share your Photos on Flickr and Google Earth Photos geotagged using ExpertGPS are%100 compatible with flickr.com, Google Earth, and any other geotagging software or Web site.

Batch-Edit your Photo Metadata ExpertGPS lets you quickly view, change, or batch-edit your photo metadata. Select all the photos for the day, and quickly add the city, state, and location in which they were taken. Add and remove keywords and descriptions. View shutter speed, aperture, and other camera settings. Revolutionize the way you collect data in the field Still using paper forms, or typing data into your GPS piece-by-piece?

With your digital camera around your neck, Garmin GPS 60 in your backpack or in your vehicle, and ExpertGPS back at your desk, you can gather data on the move. There's no need to mark waypoints as you collect data - just snap photos at each site.

ExpertGPS can create geo-referenced waypoints for your report from each photo you took along the way, and attach your photos to each waypoint it creates. Garmin GPS 60 Coordinate Conversion Convert between any coordinate format or datum Need to convert NAD27 lat/lon to WGS84 UTM? ExpertGPS does it automatically.

Enter coordinates in any format, in any datum. To convert Garmin GPS 60 coordinates to any other format, just select that format in ExpertGPS.

All of your data is automatically reprojected to the new format and datum. Convert to and from US State Plane Coordinates ExpertGPS Pro lets you work with data in any US State Plane Coordinate System (SPCS).

Even though your Garmin GPS 60 doesn't natively support SPCS, you can use ExpertGPS Pro to convert data back and forth between state plane coordinates, lat/lon, and UTM. Convert any address to latitude and longitude for your Garmin GPS 60 ExpertGPS converts addresses to GPS coordinates with its built-in address geocoder. Enter any address in the US (or in several dozen other countries) and ExpertGPS will bring up a map of that location and create a GPS waypoint you can send to your Garmin GPS 60.

Locate property using PLSS (Township, Range, Section) coordinates The Go to TRS command in ExpertGPS Pro will take you directly to any township and range in 17 western US states, allowing you to locate land in the US Public Land Survey System quickly. As you move over the map, the current township, range, and section is displayed. ExpertGPS Pro can even overlay a PLSS grid from BLM or your state GIS department. Viewing Garmin GPS 60 Data in Google Earth With ExpertGPS, you'll be able to view all of your hiking trips over the aerial photos in Google Earth, showing exactly where you went. This feature is so popular in ExpertGPS, we've added a hot key (F7) that will automatically launch Google Earth and zoom in on your hiking waypoints and tracklogs. And, we've also added the ability to Layering Garmin GPS 60 Data with GIS Data ExpertGPS makes it easy to update your GIS database with GPS data recorded in the field. Simply mark waypoints or record a tracklog on your Garmin GPS 60, and then use ExpertGPS to upload your GPS data and export it as a shapefile.

And you can as well. Using Garmin GPS 60 Data in CAD ExpertGPS allows you to convert your GPS 60 tracklogs and waypoints to AutoCAD's DXF format in two easy steps. A fully-featured trial of ExpertGPS,. We're so confident ExpertGPS will save you time (as a GPS data downloader, coordinate converter, map viewer and editor, and GIS, CAD, and GPS data converter) that we make this guarantee: if ExpertGPS doesn't pay for itself in 14 days, we'll refund your money - and you can keep the software!

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Hi guys and gals So, I've had my Garmin GPS 60 for longer than what I would like to acknowledge, and have done a bit of geocaching. Have been thinking that I would like to have my computer (an iMac OS X (10.4.10)) talk to my GPS 60. Pulled out the packet of 'stuff' that I got with my Garmin (prior to getting my Mac) and thought I'll just install this and play around - ack, my CD for Trip & Waypoint Manager is 'P.C.

Only, not MAC compatible'. Ok, so I'm in the South Pacific, should I go back to where I got my Garmin and ask for a Mac compatible CD (are they available?), or what???

Please be nice TIA. Download the for a start. This is bugging the begeebers out of me. I have a basic Garmin GPS 60. It does all that I need it to do for now. I have no idea if it does maps or anything.

Don't really need it too. I just need it to point me in the right direction of GZ. So, the cable that came with that has one USB end (computer end) and a smaller end to it (GPS end). Does that a serial end??? (it's not a great big thing like a parallel port or anything like that). I've got that cable in my hand, and it's that cable which says 'Attention: Before connecting this cable, first install the software on the CD so that the necessary drivers will be available' - except it's not Mac compatible.

If I use MacCaching or GeoJournal, do either or both do away with the need for the driver??? If I still need a driver, where the heck do I get.that. from? Or, gallet, is this what the download is that you've suggested above? It would be.so. much easier if I could just plug in my GPS and hit download (even if I then have to go to MacCaching or GeoJournal and then send the waypoint/s to my GPS from there), rather than hand entering everything. I don't need to do big numbers (heck, I've only found 10 caches in nearly 2 years ), I just would like to eliminate that potential for error that hand entering can create.

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Can someone talk a total dummie through this, please? Unclejimbo Good for power pc or intel. I'm using it on an emac. Primula.Foxburr Just had a quick look and yes it does do full mapping with 24mb of internal memroy. Should have a basemap too.

Yep, it does usb. The small end goes in the gps and the usb end goes in the computer. So that's all good. The communicator plug in works for transferring files from geocaching straight to the gps. It's a plug in for the web browser to enable communication to your gps using a browser. Don't bother about the drivers on the CD, download the and connect your gps and run the updater, it will find any unit software and should find any driver software as well. The drivers are just to run USB they aren't anything to do with the software you run.

Once you run the webupdater (maybe do it twice) it should all be sweet. Then download the communicator plug in, linked to above. Then really you should have a look a the video tutoria on where they show you how to make a route in maps.google and then open it on their page. You can then transfer that route to your gps. Once it's in your gps you can then use gps babel to save it from your gps to a.gpx file on your desktop.

You can then drag that.gpx file straight into a googleearth window and you will see your route you made in googlemaps in google earth. It's pretty cool. UPDATE: you don't actually need gps babel as you can export the gpx file of the map directly from takitwithme. Edited October 8, 2007 by gallet. The communicator plug in works for transferring files from geocaching straight to the gps.

It's a plug in for the web browser to enable communication to your gps using a browser. Don't bother about the drivers on the CD, download the and connect your gps and run the updater, it will find any unit software and should find any driver software as well. Will this work for me - I'm running a Mac remember??? It says down the bottom of the page under System requirements 'IBM-compatible PC running Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system. ' I need to think about routes - I'm just a basic type of gal, and like I've said, newish at this. I just like to have the waypoints in and then the GPS points out the direction to go in and I end up in the right area. A number of my local waypoints I can guess at their locations (cache names, descriptions, etc).

Perhaps it's different in different places? Actually, I can see the benefit of having routes when you're away from home (perhaps on a trip?), but most of my/our geocaching is from home type of thing.

Hmmm, I need to think on this. Will check out the video and hope like heck it doesn't confuse me even more Easily done!

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The communicator plug in works for transferring files from geocaching straight to the gps. It's a plug in for the web browser to enable communication to your gps using a browser. Don't bother about the drivers on the CD, download the and connect your gps and run the updater, it will find any unit software and should find any driver software as well. Will this work for me - I'm running a Mac remember??? It says down the bottom of the page under System requirements 'IBM-compatible PC running Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system. ' I was confused by this advice, too, since I thought the web updater only worked with Windows. However, I looked around at the Garmin website, and found this page: It says the web updater has a Mac version, too.

I think I will try it.