Hi,
I've been playing around with the free version of OsmAnd, the route mapping tool, and have a question. I may be using the wrong terminology here but bear with me. Suppose I create a track consisting of a number of points along the route, but - afterwards - I realise I've made a mistake and want to change a point in some way. I can view the list of points: "Point 1", "Point 2", etc. But how do I know which point I want? There doesn't seem to be a way to show the point numbers on the map, nor does it highlight a point on the map if you select it from the list. Do I just have to laboriously count the points along the track from the start?
All assistance gratefully received. Thanks in advance.
Chris
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