Geocaching Australia

Location, location, location I have to agree and/or if there is a history behind the area. One that comes to mind is called "Dragons Lair" by Albyalbatross&wendy where we disturbed hundreds of bats in the tunnel and they where flying all around us. Also they was some history behind the area and the...

I think it a good idea to log DNF. It lets the ower know if there is a problem with the cache and also a good source of information for other finders. Once I used a DNF log to find a cache. The log let me know not to look in that place. So all DNF have to be bad. On a resent trip down to Brisbane I ...

The way I did it was to open the index page in IE and click on the iSilox button in IE. Told iSilox to go 5 deep, not to grab off site pages and to stay within the directory. Took about 10 sec to do about 300 pages.

Dooghan

I had the same problem and reported this to i! a while back in other post. The only way I could fix it was to change the resolution of the screen to a higher one.

Dooghan

ideology wrote:you _can_ log a find on this site for a secondary site cache.

I think you should maybe change that so people can not log a gc.com cache on this site. It will just makes it messy and hard to follow. Also no matter how many times you tell people you will get someone doing it.

Dooghan

Hi i!

I don't seem to get daily updates and have not been getting them for a long while (6 months or more). Something just remined me about it and I went in to my profile to turn it on only to find out it has been on the hole time. Could you please fix it up for me.

Thanks
Dooghan

It works well but one minute the cachers name is in the right colunm then in the left which I found hard to read. I couple times I throught the cachers name was a cache. Maybe put the cacher on the left and the cache on the right and just change the direction of the arrow.

Dooghan

To give everyone a little background. The laptop battery is dead. The only way I can power it is by the mains. So I rang the Bronze to see if an inverter would work and what size would I need. He told me a 150W and NOT to get a square wave. So off I go to DSE only to find out they are all modified s...

Andrew, why not use the Infrared on your laptop?? <p> Not sure I have infrared, but will investiage further. Can't see an obvious receiver/transmitter nor am familiar with any infrared software on the machine (work laptop). <p> Thanks for the idea, might be a go. <p> Andrew I had a play with the IR...

looks to back up now

Dooghan

no. must be down at the moment

Dooghan

yes you can. I use a program called GPilots on my palm (also a M500) to upload and dowload waypoints, routes and tracks from my etrex. It's a good program as you can place waypoints into different categories eg people, caches etc. I have a number of routes in the program as the etrex can only one a...

yes you can. I use a program called GPilots on my palm (also a M500) to upload and dowload waypoints, routes and tracks from my etrex. It's a good program as you can place waypoints into different categories eg people, caches etc. I have a number of routes in the program as the etrex can only one at...

This probably wont be useful to anyone here but if you use PGP, OpenPGP or GnuPG encryption for mail or for file sending then Thunderbird has an extension called EnigMail which works seamlessly with GPG to open, view and create secure messages. http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ I been using EnigMail for ...

Indeed, geocaching has been one of the best tour guides Ed Hall has ever consulted. "People tend to put caches in beautiful places that they've visited," he said. "My boys and I geocache when traveling, and locals have directed us to some of the most beautiful spots around the country that we never...