Originally Posted by Eric Frost

How about the symbols?

I tried to understand but didn't. Sorry...

Originally Posted by Eric Frost

I wonder if you can copy/paste the layers,

Same here. What do you mean with layers?

Does it contribute to the understanding if I mention that I have about 500 pushins that all are saved in one(1) .ptm file? Almost every pushpin contains important information that I need for further travels. I imported a slightly smaller amount of pushpins (all then saved in a .axe file) from an earlier version of AutoRoute. Now, I want to do the opposite (import/open this one and only .ptm file in AutoRoute. Please let me know if you understand what I tried to explain.

I've also just tried ITN Converter. It didn't work with this, too.

The the Pushpin Tool and MPSuperShape. I think MPSuperShape has a fully functional trial. You could also download a trial of MapPoint 2010 which is fully functional, there is a new Export to GPX function.

Eric

Too bad you didn't answer my question...

MPSuperShape doesn't do the job, Pushpin Tool cannot be installed on my system because of a strange error message.

If you can send the file or post as an attachment I'll export for you.

Eric

Hi Eric, thanks for the friendly offer. I've just sent you a PM with a link from where you can download the file.

Originally Posted by Eric Frost

I wonder if you can copy/paste the layers, it typically works fine between two open instances of MapPoint. Open MapPoint 2009 and AutoRoute 2010 and go to the legend of MapPoint 2009. Highlight and "Copy" (control-C) the layer of pushpins and try to paste into AutoRoute 2010.

Let us know how it goes.

Eric

I did a quick test, and yes, this method does seem to work.