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I don't believe this is the case at all. They can be completely hidden, but cannot be buried.

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For fellow map geeks - there is now a hybrid button on google maps. It overlaps the satellite view with the road map view. Pretty cool!

When I export a file from GSAK, I save it to my desktop. Then I connect my PDA and access my PDA files from my desktop. To do this, I click Start Menu - My Computer - Mobile Device. Then I drag the new file icon from my desktop to my Mobile Device folder and voila, file downloaded. I don't know if this will work for you, but this is how I do it (I have Windows XP, GSAK, and GpxSonar on my PDA).

To use Google Maps in GSAK: 1. Open GSAK 2. Tools menu - click Options... (or press Ctrl-A) 3. Click the HTML tab 4. In the Custom URL box, copy and paste the following information onto a new line: Google Maps=http://maps.google.com/?sll=%lat,%lon&q=%lat,%lon When you right click on a cache in your database, you can now select Google Maps as a custom URL. Or you can set this URL as your default double-click option. Thank you AvantBard for figuring out such a handy tool - It works beautifully!

For those cachers who use GSAK, you can use this to put a custom URL into the program: 1. Open GSAK 2. Tools menu - click Options... (or press Ctrl-A) 3. Click the HTML tab 4. In the Custom URL box, copy and paste the following information onto a new line: Google Maps=http://maps.google.com/?sll=%lat,%lon&q=%lat,%lon When you right click on a cache in your database, you can now select Google Maps as a custom URL. Or you can set this URL as your default double-click option. Thank you AvantBard for figuring out such a handy tool - It works beautifully!