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mummsy

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  1. We've ran into people a few times. There's always the awkward are they cachers or not? First time the other group simply said "it's OK we're not muggles!" Got a good chuckle out of that. Next time my daughter and I were going for FTF on a few new caches and saw another car drive up, I thought we could either have an akward silent walk or work together. So I said, " I think we're both here for the same thing" They were more than happy to walk along with us for an hour to do all these caches. It's nice to hear other peoples experiences and see faces to the names in your area. On the other hand, I have a cache nearby my house so I often glance as I drive by. One day I saw a couple obviously looking for the cache, so I thought I'd have a little fun. I drove up, parked right beside them, walked up to them and sternly said, " what are you guys doing" implying they were on my property> They looked up and didn't say anything, I don't think they knew what to say, then I laughed and said who I was and that it was my cache. Everyone had a good laugh.

  2. I just became a premium member, thinking I would find the kml link again. It was still gone, so i instead did a pocket query, opened the results with GE, and am much happier with the results. GE's working faster now.

    I'm much happier with this option than I was using the old kml program.

  3. Thats the map version - mapsource will have a separate version number - look under help and about.

     

    Have you tried opening your GPX files in Google Earth? - they open nicely and it is great for planning purposes

    Version 5.4

  4. I've downloaded a query, unzipped it, but can't open it in mapsource. Does anyone know what I've done wrong, or if I left a step out somewhere?

    The message I get from mapsource is that the gpx file is not a valid mapsource file.

  5. I actually just upgraded to a premium membership solely because I wanted access to the Google Earth KML feature. Imagine my chagrin to find out that it's gone.

     

    I'm not demanding my money back or anything - what's done is done - but it's quite disappointing that what I personally thought would be the most useful feature of premium membership isn't available.

     

    And if only 200 people regularly used the Google Earth KML, then I am Marie of Roumania.

    I did the same thing today, hoping for the same results. :huh:

  6. Didn't want to start a new thread with this one already existing.

    I'm somewhat computer illiterate, so please be patient with me.

    I'm also using the garmin mapsource program, is there anyway to download all the caches within a certain radius of my coordinates to the mapsource program?

    Thanks.

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