On Thu, 07 May 2020 15:32:21 -0700, bensoaring wrote:

However, using the same format, GEP will NOT "point":

But you're not using the same format - there should be *NO DECIMAL POINT*
between degrees and minutes. The only decimal point id in the minutes
valie which is a decimal number. IOW don't use this:

Slovenia2 Lesce-Bled 46.21.392 N 14.10.512 E

Use this instead:

Slovenia2 Lesce-Bled 46 21.392 N 14 10.512 E

So it seems GEP blocks coordinate "points" by country or region.
Probably has something to do with airspace security. Perhaps you
geodesists or State Department guys can explain. Man, what strange
times.

I doubt it: I turned on 'Path in Tools and pasted the first three
coordinates in your line into the search box clicked search, clicked thre
pin, repeated for the second and third points and got a nice yellow path
from 1st-2nd-3rd point, so it does work.

Did you used to generate a KML file and open that with GEP, if so you
should have said so. Personally, when I want to see a flight on GE, I
pull my log into GPLIGC, tell it to export a KML file and then open that
with GE That works too: File:Open says it still accepts .kml files.

If that's not what you expected, kindly say exactly what you expect to
happen when you make a list EXACTLY like you posted, but with properly
formatted co-ordinates.



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