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I was looking for a way to search by keyword/name for quite some time already so happy that this is finally in the app. Unfortunately there's no result; if I search on cache name I get no result at all. Does it need an exact match or will it search for pattern?

I can check whatever I want, when I go to 'overview' it will not show a 'last run' date. I selected every day of the week, and I have entered a correct email address. The result is what I want, but there's no way I can get the GPX file from the result The only thing that works is to schedule it (it will create the results and send it, and add a 'last run' entry), but there are times that you want GPX's on the fly... Any help would be appreciated.

Guys, For one or the other reason, the PQ don't make it into my mailbox. I turned off spam filter and AV, but still they don't arrive (the scheduled ones do arrive, but the ones that I create on the fly) I can preview the PQ, select all and then download them. The problem is that they are in LOC format while I'd need GPX format. Any idea how to download a list of caches in GPX format? Tx!

Hello folks, I am pretty new to all this, so forgive me if my question is totally stupid... Is there a way to get satelite images from google on my Colorado 300? I would like to use them as a background so that I have a much better visual view on where to go... I know you can convert google maps to something called Trekbuddy (whatever that is), but I'd like to see something similar for Mapsource, preferably satelite images as I said... Thanks, Phil

Yo folks, I'm heading to the beautiful Julian Alps (Slovenia) in a month, and I'd like to have a topo map or just a regular (scanned) map showing me where I am on my Colorado 300 device so that I have a view on what to expect and where to go. To the best of my knowledge, no topo maps exist for the Julian Alps. I have several printed maps with high detail, and aerial maps can be found on the net as well. I tried to search the net on how to create or use my own scanned maps but was unable to find anything. They won't have to be 100% accurate ofcourse. Anyone any advice? Thanks, Phil