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Congratulations Dave! 😀
Way to go Jacob! 😀
@Bassanio wrote:
Well, doing a search for caches with the name “Honey” in them netted me the cache I needed, hidden by Taxman1. Seems so simple now 😯
Bruce
There is also a bookmark list of all of the caches one the main page and mine for sure, at least I remember making one…. 😕
@uws22 wrote:
i think it was limited to certain styles of palm. i have an older palm centro phone, and didn’t even need a fix for it. before that i had a palm m series that i connected with just a quick patch.
That could be. This Palm V is getting up there in years, but it works so good for what I use it for. I may give it a try again tomorrow. It works well on my main computer that uses XP. I have a USB to serial connection that I bought in hopes of using it on my Dell Laptop while at the cabin.
Isn’t there still one in Clintonville?
I think I found another macro that will make things permanent. you say that it is not a good thing to lock names in GSAK, but perhaps this would save me from running the macro a lot? What problems would this create and could they be easily reversed? I delete the old database every time I reload a fresh PQ.
ShortenSeriesName.gskI thought about editing the macro you showed me to do what I want without having to reenter the long and short names each time, but I couldn’t figure a simple edit. For now it is fantastic!
Thanks Team Deejay! I just updated to GSAK version 7 a couple of weeks ago after Clyde helped me out with Windows Vista compatibility problems with the older version……and didn’t know about converting phrases. I currently screen out the non letter type things.
I figured there must have been some sort of a macro to do the same type of thing and I will look into the link you have provided. I never cared so much how the smart names came out, but I can see how this would make things a lot nicer. I have my smart names limited at 6 letters due to the limitations of my GPSIII and GPSV, but now that I have the GPSmap 60CSx I could probably go higher.
I am guessing that a macro to “rename” the actual cache names is what it will take to clean up Cachemate. Note: This macro renamed all of the caches perfectly and will make Cachemate a dream now! PERFECT!
Anyone know off the top of their heads how long the waypoint names can be in the GPSmap 60CSx? Note: I fired up my GPS and answered my question…it is 14! Much better too!
Thanks again!! 😀
I just read Tood300’s answer about adding the waypoint to the name, and that looks better but i don’t have the GC numbers in the waypoint info yet. I think I can do that with a macro to add it to the notes field.
I just stopped at a Wisconsin Spirit Quest – … cache today on the way back from the cabin. Cachemate has a field of 27 spaces. 24 spaces are used for the name of the series.
The cache was clearly on my GPS and in a Cemetery at St John’s Lutheran Church if I remember right. I had 4 pages of them to wade through. I found it tonight under “Wisconsin Spirit Quest – S…” (one of 8 or 9 just like it).
I have as many WSQ caches in that packet and almost every one makes some sense. I will not avoid these caches as I find many of them to be very enjoyable.
@Mathman wrote:
I can’t believe it!
After spending the past year occasionally firing up the old computer with XP I had a break-through! Thanks to everyone on the forums and a link sent to me from One Paddle Short which I will share with you, I am now able to hotsync my PALM and get files loaded to it. I am ecstatic! It doesn’t load automatically, I need to drop the file to the “add a file” on hotsync but it works!!! Thanks OPS and everyone else for the help.
I will have to try this some day. It sucks that Palm doesn’t care that users with Vista can’t Hotsync.
Ummm, since the Summer of 2000 I have owned a Mazda Miata. I had no idea this hobby would stick and was using the name Miata for almost every sign in at the time.
Was the cache still there and intact or was it all over the ground in pieces? I have to assume that the cache was still in place and that the trash on the ground was unrelated to your cache.
I agree with Ralph that a note to the cacher explaining that the cache is still there would be the route to go. Maybe ask them to edit their log, but I myself would probably not delete it.
I have deleted double logs in the past with no complaints, but I sent a message explaining why. Oh, there was one virtual cache I owned that I deleted a log from a college professor that couldn’t follow logging instructions…. 😈 🙄
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@RSplash40 wrote:
@marc_54140 wrote:
[Actually, got out lawnchairs, and sat in the road for a while! No traffic.
Dah… do we dare ask why? :>
Sure, why not ……
On a botany expedition, and we were browsing different manuals looking up what species we were finding along the road.
I can just imagine how that went: “Hmmmm….And this species is the Fibbus Maximius….normally found between here and Door County, usually on weekends”. 😆
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