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Worldwide POI for everybody.
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2. Remain on topic. Discuss general GPS and GPS navigation topics only
3. NO abuse, profanity and insults
4. NO spamming, cross posting and opening of duplicate topics
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7. Each message posted is owned by and is the opinion of the original poster. Neither mfm nor its owner or moderators are legally responsible for anything posted on the forum
Re: Worldwide POI for everybody.
I notice the Johor POIs in this download for Malaysia is very matching to MSM.. 
The alignment of the POIs set are exactly the same... Wonder got 'Copyright traps'..
The alignment of the POIs set are exactly the same... Wonder got 'Copyright traps'..
Everyone contribute a bit, eventually we can enjoy and benefit more in our navigation. 
Re: Worldwide POI for everybody.
Just check the HDB poi, the coordinate is slight different...maybe he did his homeworks if not someone gonna to jump on him after reading this thread..... 
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Re: Worldwide POI for everybody.
With so many custom POIs files available to choose, I wonder how many can Garmin support. I'm using GMPC and I think I've encountered a limit before cos some proximity alerts were not working until I removed less frequently used POIs. Can't really remember if it was 10 or 12 POIs files or categories (some file are divided into categories and each category take up 1 count.) Anyone can confirm?
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