GPX landmarks must be created in GPX files. You can either click on an existing GPX file to open it, or create a new one:

• Display the landmarks sub-menu and select “Explore landmark” ;
• At the bottom of the Landmarks Explorer window, select the “+” menu item;
• Choose to create a new “GPX File” .

If needed, click on the newly created GPX file to open it. Then, select the “+” menu item again to add GPX landmarks.

You can convert waypoints, routes and tracks to the GPX format from AlpineQuest using the copy/paste feature.

• Open the AlpineQuest Landmarks Explorer;
• Long-click on a landmark and select the “Copy” context menu item;
• Browse an existing GPX file or create a new one (Click on the “Create” bottom menu item and choose “GPX File”, see above more more details);
• Click on the “Clipboard” bottom menu item;
• Select “Paste”.

The landmark is converted to the GPX format and the file automatically saved.

If you select “Cut” instead of “Copy”, the original landmark is deleted.

• From the GPS Location Tracker window, click on the “Export” button;
• If desired, enter a name and a description for your track;
• Check the “GPX” export format option ;
• Click on the “OK” button to proceed to the export.

The track will be exported in a GPX file in the AlpineQuest landmarks folder (by default '/sdcard/alpinequest/landmarks/').