GeoSapians

I remember my wife and mine first day. It was pretty frustrating, but we learned some valuable lessons. Cachers are creative people. Don't underestimate anything. Look in the tops of poles, under tables, under light poles bases, sprinkers, yes sprinklers, we found a mock sprinkler that looked like all the rest in area that contained a cache. Some of the easier ones are the magnetic ones, because being magnetic limits where you have to look. The more you do it the better your cache sense will become. Just remember many times your GPS may be right on, but it could be way off. If the person who placed the cache receiver was showing an error of 10 feet and your reciever may be showing an error of 10 feet, your ground zero may be about 20 feet off. Good Luck!

Thanks for your response! I did not recieve it as an email. It just ran the PQ and then gave me the option to view it on a web page. That is it. I looked all around to how to save it but could not find anything. Is there anything I need to do on the PQ checklist page to have emailed to me?

Ok so I just bought my palm pilot and installed all the software on my computer, paid for my subsription and ran the pocket query. I got my computer to download the pockey query to my palm pilot but it oly gave my the geocaching home page. I followed all the steps in the geocaching u brocure about paperless caching. The only thing I cannot figure out is how to save my pocket query to my desktop. Is there anyone that can help? I guess what I need to do is save it on my desktop and send it to GPX spinner, but like I said I can't get to that step of saving the pocket query, it just sends it to a link to a web site that lists all the caches I want. Thanks, Geosapians