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Good point. The OP should look at the GSAK help page for Locations (Tools=>Options=>Locations)

See the "Getting Started" (link) section in the GSAK forums.

Make sure you have the "method for matching hidden and found" caches filled out correctly (Tools=>Options=>General). For more information see this link. Uisng your OwnerID# is the best way. More more info see this discussion on the GSAK forums.

One of five hasn't run for me.

See Downloading GPX/LOC Files (link)

Lots of good information at http://www.gpsfaqs.org/faqs/garmin/xseries/g76csx/

From the help file: The 'hiker' icon shows the point selected on the profile

.. and another view showing some of the 3D stuff.

Here's Basecamp with TopoCanada v4

I'm also running 3.82 (GPS v4.46) on a 200 without problems.

I've used http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/profile_input for a long time with tracks from my GPSr's.

See Downloading GPX/LOC Files (link) You can also use the "Send to GPS" feature for individual caches which requires installing the Garmin Communicator Plugin (link) As a premium member you can use Pocket Queries to have files of up to 500 caches each emailed to you or download files of upto 1000 caches from the 'Pocket Queries' webpage. See Creating Your First Pocket Query (link) and Pocket Queries: A Detailed Explanation(link) by Markwell. For more info about geocaching with your Oregon see http://garminoregon.wikispaces.com/Geocaching

The interactive elevation profile is sweet. FWIW I've seen a problem with ploygon rendering and DirectX (also reported here). Switching to OpenGL is a work around.

See Downloading GPX/LOC Files (link) You can also use the "Send to GPS" feature for individual caches. As a premium member you can use Pocket Queries to have files of up to 500 caches each emailed to you or download files of upto 1000 caches from the 'Pocket Queries' webpage. See Creating Your First Pocket Query (link) and Pocket Queries: A Detailed Explanation(link) by Markwell.

Maybe they're there but you can't see them One common cause of this would be that you have the waypoints listed by proximity (find nearest) instead of by name in your GPSr. When "Find nearest" is selected not all waypoints are shown.

From http://garminoregon.wikispaces.com/Geocaching "... You cannot delete geocaches on the Oregon itself. The only way to remove geocaches from the Oregon is to connect the unit to your computer and either delete the gpx files containing the geocache(s) or download new gpx files that don't contain the caches (i.e. found caches) that you want removed."

Once again I'll add my support to this request.

A good source of info: http://garminoregon.wikispaces.com/Geocaching

The OP was asking about the Etrex Legend H

garminoregon.wikispaces.com Can I delete Geocaches from the Oregon user interface?

This might help. How To Load Maps On My Garmin GPS Unit (link)

Southern Alberta Trail Maps (link)

You should checkout http://www.ibycus.com/ibycustopo/ These are free (by download) and legal. There's a large thread about these in these forums.

You'll need some software first. See Downloading GPX/LOC Files (link) As a premium member you can use Pocket Queries to have files of up to 500 caches each emailed to you or download files of upto 1000 caches from the 'Pocket Queries' webpage. See Creating Your First Pocket Query (link) and Pocket Queries: A Detailed Explanation(link) by Markwell.

Error Budget(link) Ionosphere - 4.0 meters Clock - 2.1 meters Ephemeris - 2.1 meters Troposphere - 0.7 meters Receiver - 0.5 meters Multipath - 1.0 meter Total - 10.4 meters