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Yes, post this cache! I think it is a teriffic idea! Bert

To log the dropoff, go to the cache page where you dropped the bug and "Log your visit". Near the bottom of the page is a dropdown list of bugs in your possession. Pick the bug from that list. Bert Bert

MARKWELL said "Interesting - you only find infrequently, but you print off 50 at a time? Just curious..." Good point! I live in a very remote area with few "local" geocaching opportunities. Therefore, I am only able to hunt dense cache areas during my one or two vacations each year. As you will note in the next couple of days, I have searched I think 10 and found 7 in the past week. I load and print ALL caches in the area I will be vacationing as I do not have a laptop or internet access while vacationing (I usually camp in an area and geocache within 50 miles of that area and I like to have the option of picking which caches to search for based on where I might decide to go each day. Thanks for the reply.

Perhaps I was not clear enough. The printer speed is not an issue. Sending each of several cache pages to the printer individually is what takes me too long. I often download/print 50 or more caches for a week-long trip. Clicking "Print Target" from the table of "found" caches is very tedious. I would like to be able to select ALL of the pages found with a search and not only download them but print them all too. Bert.

I would like to be able to print multiple listings, similar to downloading multiple waypoints. Please consider adding an additional option or check-box on the listing to not only "Download to EasyGPS" but also to "Print Listing". When I go on an extended vacation, it takes me a couple of seconds to download the waypoints but sometimes an hour or more to print the associated cache listing. Thanks, Bert

I have been running the UD agent on four machines (two at work and two at home) for several months now. I have not seen any problems from having it run on any of the machines. It only uses the idle processor cycles. There ARE commercial intentions on the part of the sites owners but the cancer research project is completely non-commercial.

One thing I have used mine for that has not been mentioned yet: When out boating and/or fishing I lay a track from our campsite along the main channel of the lake during the daytime. I can then return to camp even on a dark night much more safely by using the backtrack feature. Of course, I do not just blindly follow the GPS but also use common sense, low speed and a spotlight but it helps me stay in the middle of the channel and helps to prevent making wrong turns. Bert.

One thing I have used mine for that has not been mentioned yet: When out boating and/or fishing I lay a track from our campsite along the main channel of the lake during the daytime. I can then return to camp even on a dark night much more safely by using the backtrack feature. Of course, I do not just blindly follow the GPS but also use common sense, low speed and a spotlight but it helps me stay in the middle of the channel and helps to prevent making wrong turns. Bert.

I followed the link from the Garmin GPS site while shopping for a new GPS. I had never heard of GeoCaching until then.