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Beach Comber

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  1. I, too, am using GSAK, GPX Sonar, and MS Streets and Trips. I love it! I currentlty have 2 challenges..... 1. I cannot create a large map area to transfer into my PPC. I can send a fairly small map area and all the cache pushpins show well. 2. Given number 1, I have created a number of smaller map areas that I can load to my PPC. I get the same map each time I open one - for example....I have 4 maps - "East", "West", "North", "South". When I open "East" - I get the East map and it's correct information. When I open "West" - I get the same map/info that I get for East, etc. I have named them unique names so am not sure why this happens. Thoughts? Suggestions? Thanks!
  2. I have been able to get an answer from De Lorme on the issue I outlined in my previous message - SA HH does not provide a means from transferring waypoints into a PPC. It will work on a Palm OS. The Street Atlas 2005 version will allow the transfer. Sounds like I need some different software. ugh!
  3. I have been able to get an answer from De Lorme on this issue - SA HH does not provide a means from transferring waypoints into a PPC. It will work on a Palm OS. The Street Atlas 2005 version will allow the transfer. Sounds like I need some different software. ugh!
  4. Is anyone using DeLorme Street Atlas in the Pocket PC (PPC)? If so, are you importing the cache waypoints into your map? If so, pray tell - how DO you do it? I have been trying and trying to no avail and welcome any assistance that others can provide. Thanks!!
  5. I will express appreciation in advance for any assistance I might receive on this thread. I am currently using an eTrex Vista, an iPAQ 2200, GSAK, GPXSonar, and Street Atlas Handheld. I have been able to do the following: - import my PQ data into GSAK - export waypoints from GSAK into my gps - export waypoints from GSAK into GPX Sonar in a file for viewing in my iPAQ - export maps from Street Atlas into my iPAQ I am now stuck trying to export the waypoints into the map for viewing on my iPAQ. Is anyone doing this? If so, can you share the steps that you take to accomplish this? Thanks!!!
  6. Is anyone using a mapping software for their PPC? I have an iPAQ 220, GSAK, GPX Sonar, Street Atlas Hand Held. I use PQ's to get waypoints and import them into GSAK and then on to my GPS and GPX Sonar for my PPC. I am stuck on how to get the waypoints into the Street Atlas maps and then all of that onto my PPC as well. Help!!
  7. can you elaborate a bit on how to export them to street atlas? I have an iPaq 2200 and have been able to export the waypoints from GSAK into a file in my PPC and also to my GPS. Now I am trying to figure out how to include the waypoints on the actualy Street Atlas Handheld software. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!
  8. Got it - i am not officially paperless! Thanks so much for the responses that have helped me to achieve my goal. What a great resource you have all been!
  9. Thanks! I am inching my way forward on this project. I am able to see the files in gpx sonar on my ppc, however I was directed to export them to the ppc in html format by a fellow cacher. I am getting an error message and want to delete these caches that I imported and then re-import them using the gpx format. How do I delete these in gpxsonar?
  10. This looks the perfect place to ask a question or two about my PPC and GPX Sonar. I have an iPAQ PPC 2200 and am working toward paperless caching. I use GSAK and am trying to work with GPX Sonar. It looks like a good choice, but I am having a difficult time getting the information from my PC to my PPC. I have GPX Sonar installed on the PPC. Do I need to install it on my PC as well and send info from GSAK to GPX Sonar on my PC and then to the PPC? Or do I send the information from GSAK directly to my PPC? Would someone be kind enough to outline the steps that I should take to transfer the information from my PC to my PPC? Thanks a million!! Beach Comber
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