When I did that an it restarted Basecamp, the imported data showed up on my other PC. STEP files can be imported using the STEPper addon. Then, I opened up another PC and did the same thing - Made the Name the same 'upstairs_database' and point to the same upstairs PC Garmin folder used in the prev step. As a 3D application that has built a reputation for being the open-source jack of all trades, Blender needs to be able to both import and export a wide variety of formats for, 3D objects, textures, images, sounds, and videos in order to make the most of all the tools that it has available. Once that is done, you can import all your other garmin routes into it or whatever you want to do. Well, an option I never notice before showed up - maybe it was always there? - maybe it was a recent update, has shown up for Defining a database location.Įdit - Options - General - '+' next to the Database Option - Some name and a network locaiton - for me that's upstairs in that PC's Garmin folder. so you'd have to export the file to a Network location then import it back into the PC your were working on.
BASECAMP 3 ADDONS INSTALL
Install the Toggl Button and start time tracking by just hovering over each Basecamp to-do item. Toggl is an insanely simple time tracking tool that works on web, with desktop widgets and mobile apps.
There are many more, the link to which you can find at the end of this article. In Basecamp it loaded everything in a local database. Here are 5 add-ons we suggest you to try now. Okay, one thing I hated about Basecamp vs Mapsource was in Mapsource could store all my files on my Upstairs PC and access them from a tablet or other PC in some other room just by accessing the network location. I don't explore the options in Basecamp like I should and given I'm an IT guy it's a bit embarrassing. I apologize if this is something that has already been known and covered.
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