GPS Garmin 'Trip & Waypoint Manager' program chanage of Windows XP to Windows 7. GPS Garmin 'Trip & Waypoint Manager' program used with Windows XP works is no longer. Windows Software; BaseCamp; The Garmin Forums. Waypoint Manager. Whether or not I can help you with the duplication of Waypoints for you upcoming trip.

Gps Garmin 'Trip & Waypoint Manager' program used with Windows XP does no longer work with my new Windows 7. Is there any solution to fix this problem. Should I remove Garmin Trip and Waypoint Manager v5 by Garmin? 7 (SP1) as well as Windows 8. While about 40% of users of Garmin Trip and Waypoint Manager.

I just got a Nuvi 2370LT. The 2370 comes preloaded with North America and Europe. Cf-18 Linux Drivers. I quickly discovered that there was little space left and had to buy a memory card before I could take advantage of a free City Explorer Map of Dublin. I would like to be able to do my trip and route planning in detail on line and download it to my Nuvi. It appears that the Trip and Waypoint Manager might be what I need.

I do not mind the extra $30 but I want to know if it will do what I want. Will the data download to the memory card if the main unit is full? Does anyone have experience with this software? Thanks, Ron Heller.

I would suggest you use a program called BaseCamp. It will do the same thing as Trip & Waypoint Manager and not to mention it is a FREE Software.

This program will allow you to view the mapping that is loaded to the device and the SD Card. You can create routes and waypoints and send them to capable units. You can download the program from here: You will have to allow BaseCamp time to load the mapping file from your device before you can view it on the program though. That can take a few minutes. Give that a try. It should be a solution to your issue and it is a Free one. Both the 2370 and the 3700 series are capable of transferring routes from BaseCamp to these units.

Take a look at the garmin website specifications sheet and you can see the Nuvi 2370 has the capability of sending or receiving up to 100 routes maximum to the unit. I have tested this myself and the routes transfer to the unit from the free software BaseCamp. If you are having issues getting it to transfer the routes then you may have some kind of issue with BaseCamp or the Nuvi 2370 itself and should give Garmin a call for assistance. Both the 2370 and the 3700 series are capable of transferring routes from BaseCamp to these units. Take a look at the garmin website specifications sheet and you can see the Nuvi 2370 has the capability of sending or receiving up to 100 routes maximum to the unit.Good to know they have fixed this, because neither the 3700 nor 2300 series could use imported routes initially, trust me on that. I'm a mod at one of the major GPS forums and this was discussed extensively.