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Chaircity

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  1. Thanks. It will now allow me to hide my finds and my owned caches. It would be great to hide those on the ignore list too.

    Are you saying that finds and/or owned caches still appear on the app's map when you check-mark the "Hide my Finds" and/or "Hide my Caches" options in the app's Filter settings? Those settings are working for me (Android), although I do have to click on the magnifying glass and then back to the map for the settings to work after making a change to the filters. Are you using iOS or Android?

     

    No. I am able to turn off my finds and owned caches, just not those on the ignore list. iOS 10

  2. I don't like the way that works, either (I have an Oregon 650, and it works the same way), but I can make a guess as to why they set it up like that. The developers must have thought that the hint is intended to be used when you've arrived at GZ, can't find the cache, and need some extra help.

     

    Personally, I'm so awful at finding caches that I read every cache description, the hint, and recent logs before I even leave the house. :D

     

    --Larry

    I do better than that. If the cache is near a road,I'll look at it in google maps street view. Sometimes you can guess where it might be.

  3. I have a new Garmin GPSMAP62s which supports paperless geocaching. I have sent the GPX file directly to the 62s and also downloaded the file and copied it directly to the unit. It shows all information on the cache page including D/T, container, description, etc. Everything but the hint. What am I doing wrong? Any insight appreciated.

    Your unit (the GPSr) must be actively engaged in "Go" for that particular geocache in order for you to read the hint.

     

    Garmin units do that --- oddly.

     

    You cannot read the hint(s) willy-nilly.

    I found that out by accident. Entered "go" and then I can press enter from the main menu and a list comes up with the hint. Doesn't make sense to set it up that way but it is what it is.

  4. I have a new Garmin GPSMAP62s which supports paperless geocaching. I have sent the GPX file directly to the 62s and also downloaded the file and copied it directly to the unit. It shows all information on the cache page including D/T, container, description, etc. Everything but the hint. What am I doing wrong? Any insight appreciated.

  5. I recently saw a cache listing where there was a small picture on the cache page. When you stop the cursor on the image, a text block appears with a message in it which disappears when you move cursor off of the picture. How did they do it? I assume with HTML code, right?

  6. This question has to do with a GSAK macro. I have posted it on the GSAK forum as well. I had a macro that would switch from the google map to Microsoft Live Maps and show a pushpin at the cache location just as is on the cache listing page. The button was labeled "live". I have somehow lost it and can't remember where I got it. I can't find it in the GSAK macro library. Does anyone know about this and where I can get it? Thanks

  7. Another question. I am trying to set up a PQ for caches I have found in order to set up statistics with GSAK. The radius block will not accept higher than 500 miles from my home co-ords. I have found caches 2500 miles from my home co-ords. How do I get it to show these finds? Thanks

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