The author of GPSMan (Miguel Filgueiras) released GPSMan 6.2
	today; the enclosed patch upgrades the FreeBSD port to match.

	Here's a list of the documented changes:

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	Changes since 6.1.2

	    * new utility for converting Greenflag HTML files into
	      GPSManager files, contributed by Nigel Orr
	      (gps_at_river-view.freeserve.co.uk); see file gf2gmn.tcl.

	    * new options:
		  o default map cursor coordinates datum which can
		    now be different from the map projection datum;
		    the map cursor coordinates are now shown along
		    with their datum.
		  o for Garmin receivers, whether or not routes
		    should be automatically numbered when they are
		    sent to the receiver (default is no); the counter
		    can be reset to 1; code contributed by David
		    Gardner (djgardner_at_users.sourceforge.net).
		  o for Garmin receivers, whether support for laps
		    is required.

	    * a single menu-button Items replaces the 3 menu-buttons
	      Locate, Display on map and Clear of the map window.

	    * groups can now be created for the items that are or
	      are not currently displayed on the map, using the
	      Make Group entry of the Items menu-button on the map
	      window.  Code contributed by David Gardner.

	    * user-defined menu for symbols; in answer to a suggestion
	      by Johannes Bitterling
	      (johannes.bitterling_at_fernuni-hagen.de).

	    * new getfix command: gets, in command-line mode, the
	      current fix data from a Garmin receiver using the
	      real-time log and saves it to a file; asked by Wes
	      Johnston (wes_at_johnston.net) for use with Xastir.

	    * support for Garmin receivers: updated according to
	      the specifications 001-00063-00 Rev. A, dated April
	      24 2004, including optional support for laps; explicit
	      support for Foreunner receivers; with thanks to Pierre
	      Thibaud (prt3_at_sympatico.ca), William D. Hamblen
	      (william.d.hamblen_at_dartmouth.edu) and Russell
	      Nelson (nelson_at_crynwr.com) for their help in
	      debugging.

	    * the configuration of default values for user options
	      was taken from file gpsman.tcl to a new source file
	      named config.tcl; other specifications were also taken
	      from there to a new file metadata.tcl.

Fix: Apply the following patch, then upgrade the port(s in question).
How-To-Repeat: 	n/a