Geocaching Australia

Facitman wrote:yes, but unfortunately some of us have Windows Phone 7
It's a shame, I like the phone and it's interface but the application catalogue is very limited in comparison to iOS and Andriod and is always the last platform released, if at all.

Try Nokia's Symbian O/S...

Zalgariath wrote:Head over to the Download Thread and see what new pretty colours you can add to your next patriotic deployment in the form of ZalSkinz Pack 3!!!

Shameless self promotion!

But very nice skins, you'll be seing them on some of mine.

gmj3191 wrote:I have deployed one in Cheltenham, Vic.

So I noticed...

Zalgariath wrote:You will need photoshop (and some simple related skills) is the only restriction :

Damn, that rules me out...

Oh dear... I may have meantioned to the Munzee guys that the first ones have been placed in Australia and we could use our own forum tab there... this was their response to my asking for an "Oceania Section" http://geocaching.com.au/gallery/images/gc2ka54/20.png God Bless Americans :lol: Either tha...

That took me a while to work out...
PAF obviously means phone a friend now that I have thought about it.

Not really an option for as we don't have a PAF network in place.
We blame the onions...

It would be a short walk with one leg smaller than the other.
In fact, you could call it a circular walk couldn't you?

It would stop him from wandering off too?

I so want the Darlek, maybe it could be converted into a cache?

caughtatwork wrote:Or do it the easy way.

Bottom right hand corner, there should be 4 boxes (colours will vary).
First is FINDS
Second is YET TO BE FOUND
Third is PLACED
Fourth is UNAVAILABLE /ARCHIVED

Double click the second one.
tada

Now that I didn't know!

Thanks guys, I appreciate the help.

So does that mean that if I create a PQ for where we will be holidaying and feed it in it would show up on the maps?

For the effort required it's not something we would do, but just for the sake of curiosity.

Spice & I often use google maps via the GCA site to look at where we are planning on caching for the day i.e. "caches" tab > "view all" > "view as: google maps" to get to http://geocaching.com.au/caches/available/au/vic.gmap. I had a crack at using the drop down list to show the caches for Chile (25...

Something else to look at is a program called GSAK.
It helps out in a lot of ways including loading caches onto your GPSr & logging finds.
Best of all is that to start with it is free to try out, you'll love it!

Has anyone else looked at the app locus?
I installed it today to give it a run & it seems to have real potential for downloading maps for offline use & showing cache data from GPX files.

Damo. wrote:

Echo wrote:

TiedyeSmileys wrote:The Apps I have found useful for Geocaching on my Garmin Asus A50 are:

WhereYouGo - A great app that allows you to do Where I Go caches.

I've been trying to get that to work from GSAK with no luck, any hints?

Try installing on your android phone instead?