Geocaching Australia

I'm usually on 1024x768 on my 15" laptop screen ... 800x600 is a little too chunky for my liking.

As per mindsocket's comments - your program looks like it has a lot of potential, I'm just having trouble signing up for the gpx files from gc.com so I haven't been able to try it out yet. Your efforts are greatly appreciated ...

For those OziExplorer users in the audience, there's a new minor upgrade available on the website. Latest version is now 3.95.3c, "minor fixes and changes only".

Team Piggy wrote:I detest plaster casts so have battled thru without one, and am fairly comfy walking again now with a nice alloy brace

The Six Million Dollar Pig ... we have the technology, we can rebuild him!!!

embi wrote:Watch the magic, SNIFTER...Watch the magic.

Nah, it's all smoke and mirrors!!

alex wrote:He "accidently" logged my 'Going Geocentric' TB in Adelaide on 1Sep03!

Good to see his log was "accidently" deleted ... if he's going to log bogus finds, you'd think he'd at least stick to the same continent!!

If you accidently log a find on the wrong cache or TB, the average honest person would delete the log and go looking for the correct spot ... doesn't appear to be the case here. Otherwise, I want the job that he's got - he gets to travel a hell of a lot more than we do!! Sic 'em, Embi

Oh come on, embi ... can you at least give us a hint??!!

If bandwidth became an issue, maybe we could "pass the hat around" and look at a subscription to support it? Assuming the script was available ... although some discussions on the secondary site indicate it's pretty rough & ready??

Thanks to EcoDave & team for putting this one together ... a great effort, especially if it was "thrown together at the last minute"!!

Thanks Rob!!

What, no lat/long on the birth certificate??!!<br>
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Congratulations to you both.

Thanks Rob, I had a look at the results last night and the html summaries look really useful.<br> <br> One thing I did notice was the summaries didn't indicate when a cache was temporarily offline, might lead to a few wild goose chases :shock: <br> <br> Also, is it possible to add an option to decod...

While you're at PalmGear, also have a look at HintDecoder - it decodes cache hints for you. Very useful if you have electronic copies of the cache pages with you - cut and paste for hints!! Even better, it's free

First thing you have to decide is why you want the PDA - do you want an extension of a Windows machine you can carry around with you, or do you just want something that carries names / addresses and memos? This will largely decide whether you end up heading to the Pocket PC or PalmOS camp ... both p...