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Just to add to the DNF question - I once logged 2 DNFs on the same cache on the same day. Looked for a while in the morning with no luck. I went on out to a job site and came back by and searched again for a while (after getting a hint from a previous finder). By golly, I think I earned both of those DNFs

Thanks for everything, Dot!

How do you create a talk command, and how do you verify that the information a user inputs matches something (I assume you create a variable with each of your answers and compare the input?) But how do you actually create the input? On a side note, I'm working on my first Wherigo and I've got the endpoint containing a cache about 4 miles away from the walking tour section. It sets the task true, but it won't set the location to active. The way I'm doing this is as follows: When the player enters the zone: Show a message to the player Set ztaskGoToMyZone Complete true Set zoneMyZone Active False Set ztaskGoToNextZone Active true Set zoneNextZone Active true This is the same thing I've done for the previous 4 zones and it works correctly. Is there any sort of limit on distance, or am I doing something else wrong?

I also subscribed and actually got the premier issue. Nice quality, pretty cool articles. I was looking forward to getting the next one. That was back in the summer. I hate they went belly up. That was one expensive issue for me

I have one TB that was in a race I sponsored that never made it out of the event But my bugs and coins that have traveled have been worth every penny watching where they go!

Fluffy, I was on the boat for a while that day too....

Double post, sorry!

99.5% of people in this area are fantastic. Just a small handful of goobers.

That's ok, Konnarock - I've asked the admins to throw me off the same message board too. Idiots!

I've also seen one USB/Serial converter work and another not. I don't know why....

I was caching last year in Folly Beach,SC. There was a cache a a boat beside the road that the locals regularly paint. The current paint job was for the firemen that were killed last year in Charleston. There was a news crew filming it and I just told them that I was geocaching, so they wanted to know what it was. I was pulled off the the side of the road looking for the cache and a county Sheriff's Deputy pulled in behind me. Turns out he is a local geocacher too! So I got to talk to the deputy and the news crew for about 45 minutes. Quite a memorable cache!

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Get well Tank. Happy New Year Tank and Tracy. Lighting a candle

Bump. Gotta keep it up there. Get well Tank. Stay strong Tracy!

Our thoughts and prayers are with Tank, Tracy and all the family. Get better, Buddy!