JanH

Het lukt mij niet meer om het forum te openen. Ik krijg steeds deze melding.:This Site Has Been Moved to a New Server. It may be possible to restore access to this site by following these instructions for clearing your dns cache. Zelfs na een dnsflush lukt het niet.

Same here!

I placed a puzzle cache a few weeks ago, and last week someone found it just by searching in the field and a little luck. Good for him! Then he passed on the coordinates to other cachers and they also found it, but none of them had solved the puzzle. I placed the cache on another location, not far from the original location, and today another cacher went looking for it with the coordinates that were given to him by the first finder. He logged an Needs Archived. I told when he solved the puzzle he would find it. Can I delete that NA log? and the logs from the previous cachers who found it with the coordinates given to them by the FTF?

If someones logged a mystery or puzzle cache with coordinates given to him by the previous finder and he didn't solve the puzzle can I still delete that log? Even if he passes the coords to other cachers who also logged that cache? This makes the cache a traditional. Or can I still ask for logging requirements like a prove that they solved the puzzle? Jan

The problems with IE6 and a screen resolution of 800 x 600 on my mini laptop seems to be fixed now Thank you

Now I don't even get a scroll bar at the bottom and it seems the frames on the left side are over the description. All other websites load perfectly. I hope this will be fixed. Asus EEE PC with windows XP IE6 and a max screen resolution of 800 x 600.

Yes, I'm quoting myself, because now I'm at work and I took another look at GC.com, on a 15" laptop, using Firefox 3.0.1, and my screen resolution is 1024x768 and I *still* don't have a right/left scrolling issue. Must be an IE issue or screen resolution issue. I recommend that all GC.com users upgrade to Firefox and set your screen resolution to at least normal size (even 15" monitors support 1024x768) I mentioned earlier in this thread that I'm using my 15" monitor laptop with no problems. I don't have problems either with IE or with Firefox. My resolution is set at 1280x720. I am not having problems with my 17" laptop, but I just bought a mini laptop with a MAXIMUM resolution of 800 x 400 and there I can't see full cache descriptions. I hope this gets fixed. A friend of mine who has a 15" screen with a max screen resolution of 1024 X 720 can't load cache descriptions wich have large photo's on them.

I have another suggestion that may work for you: http://wap.geocaching.com This isn't user friendly at all . Why can't it be as before ?

Yes, I'm quoting myself, because now I'm at work and I took another look at GC.com, on a 15" laptop, using Firefox 3.0.1, and my screen resolution is 1024x768 and I *still* don't have a right/left scrolling issue. Must be an IE issue or screen resolution issue. I recommend that all GC.com users upgrade to Firefox and set your screen resolution to at least normal size (even 15" monitors support 1024x768) It will probably be a screen resolution issue, but when we go out caching we take a mini laptop (Asus EEE PC) with us and that has a maximum resolution of 800 x 400 and we can't even see the coordinates anymore. PLEASE SET IT BACK AS BEFORE We are using Windows XP with IE 6

When we go out geocaching we take a mini laptop wich has only a screen resolution of 800 x 400 and we can't even see the coordinates anymore . The left half of the cache description is cut off and we can't scroll to the left to see them. Even the titles are cut in half. This is no progress if it is impossible to see the coordinates.