[BaseCamp] can you determine in which folders various POIs are kept by viewing MY COLLECTION?
rkjendal at gmail.com
rkjendal at gmail.com
Sun Oct 31 11:53:53 PDT 2021
If you right click on the POI/Waypoint you will see a list item called references. Click on that and it will tell you where that item is used.
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Subject: [BaseCamp] can you determine in which folders various POIs are kept by viewing MY COLLECTION?
Hi
A while back I had a glitch and lost quite a few POIs that I kept separated in specific folders. Complete folders disappeared. Never did figure out what the glitch was, and I didn't have recent enough backups, so I started to repopulate and rebuild the missing POIs.
As I recreate a POI, BaseCamp tells me the name is invalid. I figured out that means the name already exists. It isn't in the specific folder where it once was (since that folder evaporated and I am recreating it), but I do see the POI inside MY COLLECTION. It's name is in lower left column when I have MY COLLECTION selected. When I highlight the named POI, it has an icon marker on the map.
Since all POIs appear on the basemap when MY COLLECTION is selected, is there a way to know in which Folders any selected POI exists? Can I click on the POI when in MY COLLECTION and learn that that specific POI is in Folder A, or Folder B, or Folder ZW?
Since whatever glitch I had wiped some folders and maps off BaseCamp, but MY COLLECTION tells me the supposed evaporated POIs are still in the BaseCamp system, it would be nice to know where they might be hiding. Any thoughts of determining where they might be other than just in MY COLLECTION?
Thanks, Joe Y
western PA
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