I'm not positive, but to my knowledge, this will be based on mapping software.  Find the spot on the map, and then note the coordinates.   I have found that the software can be off as little as 10 feet, and as much as 1,000 feet.  That would be like searching for a needle in a haystack if you were marking a headstone.  But again, I do not know much about the Delorme Earthmate.
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  Deb,
  If you have a notebook computer the best, easiest and most useful method is
  to obtain a Delorme Earthmate GPS that operates from the USB of the notebook.
  It is very small and interacts with the very good Delorme computer map of the
  US. I have used this arrangement in the US plus (using scanned maps) in Central
  America. You can find it at Delorme's web site.

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