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Yes - well done for pinpointing the problem. Any sensible answers? (and no its not swapping to Firefox - I have tried it and much prefer Opera)

We already are paperless but for long multis we like to use the sheet - much easier than scrolling back and forward through the pda and swapping programmes to insert answers in a solver! Its because we dont print pages out vey often that we forget every time and end up having to print pages out twice!

When we wish to print out cache pages using opera, instead of getting 1 page with the writing all the way across we end up with 5 or 6 pages with a strip of writing approx 2" wide down the left hand side. It makes no difference if we use the make this page print friendly option. This is the only website I have had this sort of problem with, although I know it worked OK in the past. I know of other opera users who have had this problem too- so it isn't any of my PC settings! Any ideas as Im getting fed up of having to open up cache pages in IE when i want to print them out?

It's already a feature. Yes I realise that as I said later in my post. I do not intend to search for a PMO cache therefore do not look at the pages intentionally, however if in order for my sites activities not to be audited I would have to restrict my caching activities to those set by non PMs. That's a strange way of thinking about it. No, most people who do PMO caches seem to justify the reason as being a bit of fun to see who has been looking at their cache?

Surely a feature such as this would cause many questions asked about a cachers right to privacy? Yes I'm sure we have all spent too many times going back to the page of a particularly evil puzzle? Looking through logs on a particular cache?? Looking through caches in a particular area I am planning on visiting?? I dont think I would want my activities open to others in such a manner where they could track my movements? At the moment if I look at a PMO cache I am aware that the owner will probably be looking at the audit log and I do think twice before going onto such a page. If this facility was open to all premium member owned caches, would we need to then check the owners membership status before we decided if we would afford them the pleasure of them seeing that we had looked at their cache? Yes I do respect my right to privacy!

I totally applaud the actions taken by the Edinburgh cachers to raise money for the Spinal Injuries unit helping Billy Twigger, however I can see where some people may have reservations. The individuals and companies involved in donating the coins/TB tags/membership/GPS etc, all did so in the knowledge that they were supporting the spinal injuries unit. Looking at the prizes donated, it would not be unreasonable to put an e-bay value of £400-500 on the items before taking into account any particularly rare coins. According to the cache page the tombola raised £140 out of a total of £228 which was a fair amount of money for a group of 30ish caching teams to raise Perhaps for a future fundraiser the tombola or raffle organisers should maybe look more fully at how they can raise the maximum amount of money for their cause? May I also take a moment to congratulate HayLin for her thoughtfulness and wish HaggisHunter all the best in the challenge he has set himself

Managed to get 2???? One for Lehrte, Germany and one for Adria, Italy

CQ CQ Mr TC from Team Clova Aka mm3njv I'm only using 2m at the moment mainly through the Angus repeater GB3AG and the Perth one GB3PR but I have been able to open up GB3BT down at Berwick from some of the high ground near our QTH. I also listen on the EQSO website but haven't tried transmitting yet. 73's for now

409 and 429 respectively And no that's not reviewer superpowers just have a look at their profiles and click on the Gallery tab top left of the page tells you the No's Give them a chance... He only got his new camera last week!

Photos per cacher?? Hate to think how many the last two cachers at THIS cache have if that was a normal day??

After the hugely sucessful GITG at Glen Doll in September this year, the organising team have been persauded to do it all again next year! No details have been decided yet although it will most likely be similar to the event this year SEE HERE and will again be kid friendly/dog friendly and adult friendly!! There are a limited number of beds available at Scott Lodge again which will be allocated in a first come first served basis ( email if you wish to be added to the list!)

This one seems sort of appropriate today.....

Thanks geoki - we all had great fun organising the event and setting the caches. We had even better fun on the day and it was wonderful to meet so many cachers. Apologies to anyone we didnt get much of a chance to talk to at the BBQ but it was a pleasure meeting all of you if only for a brief chat Thanks to everyone who came for their brilliant logs- its made all the hard(?) work worthwhile and err...... well its like this you see....... .......Still to be fully confirmed but next years should be on the English August bank holiday weekend(25/26 Aug)….. Oh! and spotted a few places for caches while chilling out on Sunday... Logs from event HERE Piccys now online too here -Gathering in the Glens pics Team Clova, Perth Pathfinders & Snaik

What do you mean "Booklet"? Do you mean that I've printed out all these cache pages for nothing?!!! Are you going to be easy to spot because you will all be dressed up as characters like Wendy, Captain Hook etc!! Beer, wine, burgers.... and did PPs tell you that I am bringing a cake with apple brandy in it?!! Sorry AB but my printers at work have been working over time

Booklet is now finished for the event if anyone would like to get one before coming up to Scott lodge then we will be hanging around the Peter Pan statue in Kirriemuir between 11 and 12 on Saturday I'll be easy to spot Also if anyone still requires to buy beer and wine oh! and maybe the odd burger then there are a couple of Co-ops in Kirriemuir also

All event caches have now been published (even if DC did need a small nudge!! ) A bookmark list has been created of all the new caches ( there are a couple..) BOOKMARK LIST Weather looking good for the weekend - just need to have some FUN!

Only 6 days till the event!!!!!!!!! The cache page has been updated with further details of the main event - please get in touch if you need any more info. Gathering in the Glens

List of placed caches (to date) is now available Gathering In the Glens caches List will be revised as more caches appear

Hmmm it is slow today! Took a whole 2 mins to get a cache approved tonight!!

I disagree. take for example the 5th Scottish Cache bash. By looking alone at streetmap. No train station is clear (ok distance is greater up there). Also for scafell (which is how this all arose after a convo at bucks meet), there are 3 or 4 stations on the coast but the closest one to the start location was not clear. As one of the organisers of the 5th Scottish Cache Bash, may I make a couple of points:- The event is in a VERY rural location - the only public transport that will get you anywhere close to the event is the postbus which runs once on a Saturday morning and not at all on a Sunday. There are two train stations approx equidistant from the event (30ish miles) so no - they wont show up on streetmap!! There are at least 3 carless cachers who will be coming to the event and arrangements are being made on the GEOFREES forum to arrange transport to get them to the event. If anyone has transport issues for a large event far from home, why not e mail the organisers? - Knowing where the nearest station is is pointless unless there is other public transport/other cachers willing to help to get you to the event? Being a car owner, I have very little knowledge of public transport links but have carless friends who can reel off train times and bus links - perhaps like us most event organisers think that cachers who rely on public transport will have many more resources on their computer with relevant links etc? Have now added a how to get there section to the cache page! Local public transport link and where to ask for help links included!

oooops think we crossed in the replying/e mailing!! Is one of Jodels easier ones though!!!

Went out to Scott lodge where activities will be based on a recce yesterday. Not nearly as basic as we expected!! will post link to piccys on here soon - in the meantime details are on Geofrees forum Thread is available for non-members to read

Congratulations from us

Grrrrrrrrrr Yep - seem to remember that one!!! First time we saw you?? Another 10 mins.......

Yep - nice e mail to Lakky or DC should do the trick!