Saving location?

I'm using Maps 3.01.
How do I save a location, either on line or off-line?
It seems I have to open Landmarks and then open another interation of Maps in order to do something as simple as saving my current location (when online) or finding a location offline and then trying to save it.

Ok, found it: On the 6710, I have to press the central cursor key.
Stupid me, I was looking under Options (once the zooming in and out had stopped)!

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I may have found an answer here:
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/moving-your-itunes-library-to -a-new-hard-drive
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No nested folders in Saved Locations?

I love the Saved Locations feature in the Map module. I imagine I will end up with large amounts of these over time, but currently the folder structure seems to be limited to root level folders. Would it be possible to upgrade this to allow nested folders, in the same way as the Collections panel works? I have large sets of incrementally nested location keywords, and it would be great to be able to mimic this structure here.
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Since upgrading it does not do this anymore and you have to select the file saving path each time you open a new PDF, which adds to the time to save multiple documents, so currently I guess it just opens a temporary folder each time you select Save As.
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Thank you. We have tried that but it has not made any difference. Adobe still requires a new file name to save the file.

Map Saved Locations & multiple computers

After spending hours of entering GPS coordinates and organizing them into Saved Locations, I was stunned to realize that when I attach the hard drive upon which my Catalogs and photos reside to my other computer-the Map module 'Saved Locations' are not there.
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Backing up/Exporting Saved Locations (.lmx files) ...

Hi,
I have a Nokia 6700 classic phone with the basic version of OVI maps pre-installed. Over the last year or two I have built up a large amount of saved locations, which I understand are saved to the phone in the form of a .lmx file.
I am wondering how to back up/export these files incase I ever lose my phone, or if I want to send them to friends, or if in the future I ever want to buy a GPS and wish to convert these .lmx files into an appropriate format.
I have located possible solutions on the web:
1) /t5/Maps-Navigation-and-GPS/copy-nokia-lmx-file-from-phone-to-mapsource-on-pc/m-p/656802/highlight/t...
2) http://abiteof.com/2010/09/14/nokia-maps-and-google-maps/
3) http://www.trekkershut.co.in/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=8&id=5&Itemid=31
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I have also tried to access the .lmx files after connecting the phone via USB and searching via windows explorer but to no avail.
I have the lastest OVI suite software installed on my PC (3.1.1.90 but when I try to backup via 'Tools', 'Backup', I can only seem to backup images, videos etc. and not any Maps data.
Any help at all would be much appreciated!

bijiteny1 wrote:
to download the landmarks.LMX file to your PC, you can, in your nokia phone, go to location and double click then you will see landmarks, again double click-->opions-->mark/unmark-->mark all-->options-->send-->accept the suggested name-->ok-->viamessage-->select-->yes-->close-->save to drafts.
Thanks for you input here but unfortunately this feature no longer applies to devices running Nokia Anna or Belle useful as it was at times.
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In Acrobat reader X -default saving location do not funcion.

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For employees that recieve hundreds of pdf.attachemts that needs to be saved its is huge effort to keep browsing to the folder of prefrens. This will be especially time requiring with a huge file structure that we normally have in companies.
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