You can also get all the info on these older devices using Custom POI's, but then the caches show as custom POIs and not caches. Also, all the info is stored as waypoints. Since each waypoint can only contain so much info, each cache could take MANY waypoints in order to contain the hint, descriptions, and a few logs. I tried it once and hated it. I know others used to do it all the time and loved it.
I used to use Cachemate on my old Palm and then on my first couple of android smartphones, but then it never got updated to work with my latest smartphone so I jumped ship to GDAK which works extremely well and simply with GSAK and will show you all the info you have in GSAK. So GDAK on my smartphone handles all my paperless needs and my phone stays tucked safely away while I am searching and using my 60csx for the hunt.
For some folks, a shiny new gizmo is the way to go, but "cheap" is relative and there are other options that can save more than a few bucks and can get the job done just as well, especially if you laready have some hardware. My trusty old 60 is working fine and I have to have my phone anyway, so a small investment in GSAK and the free version of GDAK, and I'm all set.
I guess all I am saying is to think about your situation, what you have available to you, and find the best set of tools for your needs and budget.
I have a Palm Z22 that is now up and Hotsync's properly now. My question now is how to load the files onto the Palm? What program do I need on the Palm to view the file?
