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--- manual:basics:poisplace [2015/01/29 09:59] – mstupka
+++ manual:basics:poisplace [2024/02/08 11:21] (current) – mstupka
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-===== How to place a point of interest on the map? =====
+{{ :manual:user_guide:ic_point_add_alt.png?nolink|}}
-<WRAP round info>
+====== How to Place a New Point on the Map? ======
-**Points of interest** (POIs) are places on the map where you can find more information you are interested in after tapping them. Usually they describe things like **monuments, theaters, museums, pubs, hotels** etc.
-</WRAP>
+----
-**Locus Map** allows you to place **your own POI** to mark anything you like on your trip, to show your friends your address on holidays or to let yourself navigate to it. It'simple - just touch the screen on the place you'd like to save and hold a sec. A small frame with address appears, tap it and choose the ................ symbol in the left lower corner. Edit name of your point or just leave the date and time stamp in the place of name and tap Save.
+With **Locus Map** you can place **your own point of interest** on the map. Either to mark something you liked on your trip, to show where your cabin is, or to let yourself navigate to it. It's simple:
+  * **tap and hold** your finger on the spot where you need to place your point. A temporary point appears and a panel slides from the bottom. Tap the **add point** button:\\ {{ :manual:basics:poi_bas.png?nolink |}}
-<WRAP round tip>
+  * change or add all necessary **information** about the point - its name, folder... and tap **SAVE**:\\ {{ :manual:basics:poi_bas2.png?nolink |}}
-POIs are stored in the Points directory right next to your tracks.
+  * your **point is on the map**:\\ {{ :manual:basics:poi_bas3.png?nolink |}}\\ You can share it, navigate to it, include it in a route...
-</WRAP>
+For a quick overview, check the video tutorial:\\ {{youtube>cHFkS5zOGRM?full}}\\
+[[manual:user_guide:points|More about user points >>]]

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