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There is no mechanism to copy or move bookmarks from one list to another . To move a bookmark entry from one list to another, you have to: 1. Open the cache page 2. Add it to the new bookmark list 3. Re-enter your information about the bookmark 4. Open the old list 5. Delete the entry from the old list It would be better to add a "bulk move/copy" button at the bottom. This would open a page that lets you choose either "move" or "copy" and select the bookmark list to add it to. Bonus points if you can choose "new list" and enter a new list name right there as you do the copy. Also, it would be nice to copy entire lists but I can live without that.

I have used this macro for a while now with no difficulties until today. Today, I encountered the dreaded POILoader error message "data error on line 1" for my Traditional entries. First of all, I want to let you know I found a quick way to figure out the offending entry. Since it complained about my traditional entries, I renamed C:\gsak\POI_Loader\Default\Traditional.gpx to Traditional.xml. Next, I used Internet Explorer to open the XML file (this is a format it knows how to display). At the bottom of the browser page was an error message that called out the offending cache line. With that knowledge, I was able to remove that entry manually from my GSAK database and then everything ran fine. This was the offending cache entry. The cache name is "On the Line>>> ??Fair or Foul??<<<", which is translated into the following XML element: <gpxx:StreetAddress>On the Line>>> ??Fair or Foul??<<< by The 'B' Team</gpxx:StreetAddress> So the > and < symbols are not being escaped properly when they appear in a cache name (I'm running 5.6.2). For my workaround, I added a subroutine call to ConvertHTML after the ScrubSub call for the Name_Owner field. After looking at the macro, I think the "scrubbing" needs to be reworked and applied in to all data fields as it all ends up as XML in the GPX file anyway. By the way, I must add my thanks for this wonderful macro. It is making my caching life so much easier!