PhotoRoamer

The "Add to Calendar" feature from event pages places the event on the correct date but the time is listed at 3:00 AM. I am downloading to iCal on a Mac running OS 10.7.5. Is there an accurate time feature for this function, or will I need to edit the time for each event? I like the feature and it isn't difficult to edit, just quirky...

mmm Spokane has possibilities... airport, fairgrounds, close to Idaho, Montana, Canada and Oregon and usually decent weather

I will be patient and hope that all the features I enjoyed with Google Maps will be incorporated into this new version. In the meantime there is a problem viewing the Maps on Mozilla Firefox v 1.06 on the Mac. The map box is blank on the cache page and the Geocaching.com Google Map page. Safari is able to view the maps in both places. Will upgrading to Firefox 2 help with this problem or is there a setting I'm missing? I used to be able to see the maps with this browser. Thanks

I would also like to see caches on Geocaching Google Maps in an area greater than 15 miles. Currently there is only the empty box. Mac 0S 10.4 Firefox Browser Thanks, PR

Will this service be available with VerizonWireless in the near future?

My 60csx is at present connected to my Mac via USB. I can download geocaching waypoints directly from the Internet with Geocaching Menu. I can transfer tracks or routes to and from the 60csx with LoadMyTracks. I'm trying out RouteBuddy which is a promising new mapping program for Mac. And if I turn on USB mass storage mode on the Garmin, it appears on the Mac desktop like any removable drive. How do you like RouteBuddy? Is it more of a road program? How well does it work for geocaching? How well does it work with your 60csx? I'm a Mac user and I've been hesitant to hook my 60csx up to my computer for fear of damaging it somehow. Thanks, PhotoRoamer

Garmins do have USB ports. My 60csx is at present connected to my Mac via USB. I can download geocaching waypoints directly from the Internet with Geocaching Menu. I can transfer tracks or routes to and from the 60csx with LoadMyTracks. I'm trying out RouteBuddy which is a promising new mapping program for Mac. And if I turn on USB mass storage mode on the Garmin, it appears on the Mac desktop like any removable drive. All this works straight away: no drivers to install, no hassle. For firmware updates and transferring maps via Mapsoure I still need VirtualPC and Windows, but Garmin have announced that they will be bringing out Mac versions of their software towards the end of the year: let's hope we don't have to wait too long.