[updated] GPS2Clipboard V1.6

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GPS2Clipboard gets the GPS position data and copy them to the clipboard from where they can be pasted to any application with a paste command (for example an SMS or e-mail editor).
As different programs may use different GPS data formats GPS2Clipboard can format them as sexagesimal, fractional, decimal and as a Google Maps link ready to be pasted in an Internet Browser or a Google Kml placemark ready to be used by Google Earth.
Moreover, GPS2Clipboard show visually the quality of the GPS signal to help in obtaining a good position data.

I love the sound if this, Screen shots?

MM

minor bug?

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very nice little prog.

i hope you can add some config options (port/baud).

i used it and it is very simple and straight to the point, just one bug, it didn't add the minus "-" sign to indicate my location was in the nothern hemisphere.

Very good idea, how about displaying the coordinates in the program aswell (displaying them in the chosen format)?

Originally Posted by AthenaLod

i hope you can add some config options (port/baud)..

When the default port and buadrate are not ok a Setup button appears and you can change them. At any rate they can be found them under the registry key HKCU/software/GPS2Clipboard

Originally Posted by AthenaLod

it didn't add the minus "-" sign to indicate my location was in the nothern hemisphere.

Ops! Would you kindly post a capture of the screen in this condition (or transcribe the displayed values) and how the values should be correctely displayed.

Originally Posted by me_

how about displaying the coordinates in the program aswell (displaying them in the chosen format)?

When the fix is available they already are.

Originally Posted by oruam57

When the default port and buadrate are not ok a Setup button appears and you can change them. At any rate they can be found them under the registry key HKCU/software/GPS2Clipboard



Ops! Would you kindly post a capture of the screen in this condition (or transcribe the displayed values) and how the values should be correctely displayed.

Here is the Google Maps link
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=33.945...21333&z=14&t=k

should be -83 (i think this would be longitude (east/west greenwich), rather than latitude (north/south equator))

that was funny, i clicked on the link and was a like, WTF you are in the middle of no where... but then i added the - to the 2nd number and it was right on a house.



great program, if the - shows up

Originally Posted by AthenaLod

should be -83 (i think this would be longitude (east/west greenwich), rather than latitude (north/south equator))

Try the new version, hope it works as it should.

It's possible to send the coordinates of a POI in TomTom instead of the GPS position?.

Thank you.