Let me add a bit to this. GPS Coordinates are actually Latitude/Longitude Coordinates - in use looooong before GPS satellites (or any man-made satellite) ever existed. Latitude/Longitude (Lat/Lon) is a spherical coordinate system. UTM is spherical surface projection to a 2D flat surface. However, the Earth is not a perfect sphere. There are different models of the earth that each have varying accuracy in different regions of the Earth. And these models have also improved over time. The "Vincenty" formulas are used to go back and forth between the spherical model (Lat/Lon) and the flat model (Northing/Easting/Zone). The "Vincenty" formula are generalized to allow the use of different "ellipsoidial" models of the Earth using a "data set"of which WGS85 is the most common in use today, at least in the USA. The iPhone GPS chip provides location in Lat/Lon. A particular mapping program will locate a position on its maps based on the UTM data set the maps were created with. For example, Google uses WGS84 as did the old Microsoft Teraserver. I would expect that all map services located in the USA use WGS84. However, there are some map services with data that originates from older printed maps that used NAD27. I hope this helps a little.

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If you are looking at the value in the debugger, you will see that sort of thing(though usually with backslashes (\)), but it's just the display format, nothing to worry about. How did you create file? How are you reading it?

Duh.

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See here.[^] But be warned that the Singleton Pattern is generally overused; be sure you really need it before you waste time doing it. I have never needed a Singleton.

A nested class can contain anything, methods, fields, properties, events, etc. I think I do not understand what you are having a problem with. Can you try explaining what you are trying to do or having a problem with in more detail, please? If Barbie is so popular, why do you have to buy her friends? Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines. If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.

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As far as I know you can't, stopping the database may leave it in an unrecoverable state. We have had dev databases in this state and had to recover from backups.

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