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Symbols created for Garmin POI Loader should be saved in an 8-bit Windows-style bitmap format (.bmp). Symbols should not exceed 32 pixels in width or height. Replacement symbols should be named using the element in the waypoint’s GPX file (i.e. “Flag, Blue.bmp”). New symbols can be given any other file name (i.e. “New Symbol.bmp”).
Waypoint Symbols. Choose a waypoint symbol size from the desired group below to download that set of waypoint symbols in the size selected. Extract and copy desired waypoint symbols to your GPSr:GarminCustomSymbols directory (limited to 56 per device). Submit your custom waypoint symbols to: Webmaster@GPSrChive.com.
Garmin's Road Trip Website - This software allows you to use your laptop and GPS unit as one during navigation. Double-click a waypoint. Select an option: To edit the waypoint name, select Name, and enter a name. To edit the waypoint symbol and how the waypoint appears on the map, select Display. To edit the waypoint coordinates, select.

edited November -1 in Garmin Handheld GPS and Wearable GPS Forum

Garmin Map Symbols Download

The default WP symbol on the GPSMap62st is a pin with a large pinhead. Unfortunately (by that I mean poor design by Garmin) the large pinhead obscures the WP number on the route and map screen. The symbols can only be changed one at a time ( a very tedious job) and routes downloaded to the unit therfore give no information about which particular WP's are on the screen so you have to guess from the other information on the map where you are. Any ideas about how the symbols can be changed to automatically use (for example) the simple dot?

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(The Contactwaypoint symbols (no. 8257– 8276) (originally intended for the Garmin Rinomodels) were introduced in MapSourceversion 4.10.) (The Water Hydrantwaypoint symbol (no.

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See post #20 in this thread here
https://forums.garmin.com/showthread.php?35618-GPSMAP-60CS-screen-cluttered-by-route-point-labels/page2
Although it initially discusses the 60CS the method applies to all Garmin handhelds. More info on custom symbols here:
https://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?caseId={f597caf0-43df-11e2-e8a7-000000000000}
I've created an 'invisible' symbol as outlined in post #20 and use it to replace the blue pin and blue flag on my Etrex 20.
Thanks for that - I'll have to think carefully about what to do. Are we seriously saying that this is a problem throughout the Garmin handheld range and that Garmin has chosen to do nothing about it? I have a GPS Map60c and the problem does not occur with that and it is over 6 years old so they got it right then. Why on earth can they not get it right now? It is time we found a way of getting some pressure on to the people who can get things changed in the Garmin empire. I would now be very wary of recommending Garmin although my old unit has been quite satisfactory.
Well I think you'll find that for many people they don't see it as an issue.
Indeed I only changed mine as an experiment and had been quite happy with the blue flag or blue pin showing, and I had no trouble following routes etc. But if it troubles you it's a fairly simple issue to resolve.
Thanks for the information. I have had a look at what seems to be necessary and it does seem to be a complex process simply to get rid of a problem which should not have been there in the first place. I certainly feel that Garmin have been quite poor on this one - a simple check on the map/route screen by Garmin in the development process would show that obscuring the WP number cannot have been what was intended or why bother providing the WP number on that screen at all? I find the number quite useful when walking a route so perhaps you could let me know what the 'image manipulation program' for creating the Custom Waypoint is (as referred to in the Support FAQ's as 'Can I create custom waypoint symbols for my mass storage device?') and I 'll see what I can do. If you have any further info about the detail of what to do I would be grateful.
These are also old, but they may help:
http://freegeographytools.com/2008/creating-custom-waypoint-icons-for-garmin-gps-units-i
http://freegeographytools.com/2008/creating-custom-waypoint-icons-for-garmin-gps-units-ii
http://freegeographytools.com/2008/creating-custom-waypoint-icons-for-garmin-gps-units-iii-custom-waypoint-icons-in-mapsource
Sussamb - I have had a look at the information Boyd gave me which explains a lot but do you have the info about where to find the program you used to create the custom wp? It would be useful to have a look at what is available as Boyd tells me the ones he refers to are rather old.
The info is in the post I suggested you read :wink:
It's explained here https://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?caseId={f597caf0-43df-11e2-e8a7-000000000000}
and you can use the Windows Paint program to create the bitmap.
Thanks for all the help. I'll get it all together and have a go.
It worked and the screen is now uncluttered and with clear numbers near the relevant WP's
Thanks for all the help.

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