Methinks you've misunderstood the comment. Anquet lets you download as either route or track too.
What Anquet lets you do is have a "tree" structure of routes and (what I like to call route-lets). So - you could have a whole database full of routelets and then stitch them together into one longer route - then export the whole lot as a route or track.
e.g. Route 1 is from Point A to Point B
Route 2 is from Point B to Point C
I can cut and paste these into Route A - which will then show Routes 1 and 2 as components of it.
If I've started with a longer route, I can click on any point, split it and I end up with two route-lets.
I'm pretty sure Anquet used to refer to these as Paths, but that was dropped to avoid confusion.
Posted: 15/05/2009 at 13:49
