FAQs

Question:

Software and Help Working With FIles

Answer:

Software to View our GPS Reef Charts is available for all file types we sell. 

PDF

Get Adobe Reader

KML

kml file

 

 


 

Google Earth™ Pro - Be sure to download either "desktop" or "mobile"
The Web version doesn't open KML files
ArcGIS for Desktop
 

Working with GPX Files

The following software programs can be used to work with GPX files on your computer.

WE DO NOT PROVIDE SUPPORT using these programs or help converting GPX files.

EasyGPS

This desktop software can easily open our GPX files allowing you to work with them on your computer. There is a no cost version or a trial version which has the maps included. The map portion of the software is not available on the no cost version, you can only work with waypoints in a table format, and convert waypoints to other formats. EasyGPS software is great for preparing files for use on units that utilize short field name forcing you to edit the names before importing.

If you find the EasyGPS consider donating on their sites as a thank you, which helps them with their ongoing development.

Smartphones

Please visit our FAQ pages to learn about software available for Smartphones and Tablets.

Apple

Android


 

Help When You Need It

We know working with GPS data files can sometimes be confusing but once you figure it all out, you will love our data files. We have put together resources to help you find fast answers.

  1. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions pages for common questions and solutions. Most of the time our easy explainations can answer your questions in a jiffy.
  2. View this video on how to import GPX files into your GPS unit, ignore title, this video describes the process perfectly and is the same for most units.
  3. If you need GPS desktop software for your unit to work with our GPX files, visit your unit manufacturers website. Most GPS manufacturers offer companion software.

 


 

Help Us Keep Our Reef Charts Accurate

We encourage everyone to submit reef reports everytime you visit a reef site. This helps us stay on top of site conditions and keep our charts up-to-date. Everyone wins when we share information on sites.

Don't Forget to Submit Your Reef Reports