Mike-n-Crystal

I found a survey disk right at a cache site, but then found it was not on gc.com or Waymarking.com. It looked like the few others I had seen, and I "think" it was US government, but I am not positive. The physical coords are identical as cache GCPDDM, "Bridge at Algerine Wild Area". It is mounted on the concrete support of the bridge, northwest corner, a disk as I mentioned earlier. It had the following markings on it: ET15WAC I'm not sure what I can do about this, just curious. Anyone else have any ideas? Mike

OK, without all the argument back and forth as to why archived caches aren't listed, since there is a already defined "My Finds" PQ that will return archived caches that you found, how can that be duplicated to automatically occur on a regular basis....say, weekly, like the other PQ's? Can the pre-defined query be modified so as to be schedule-able? Mike

Hi, Has anyone else noticed a scroll bar issue with the new version? I have two copies installed, one @ home and one on my laptop, and both have it. My database has close to 1700 waypoints in it. When I scroll down the list clicking in the "gray area" of the scroll bar, the slider button reaches the bottom at about halfway thru the list. Thanks! Other than that, this rocks, Clyde.

After you set up a query, you get the option to view it. When I try to view it, I get server errors from geocaching.com. If I let the query run when it's scheduled, it is nothing like what I requested. Sorry, guess I should have said that in the beginning.

I've reached the point where I have found enough caches, I want to hide some. So I figured, it may be best to store all my "found" waypoints in another query, so I can be sure I don't find a hiding spot too close to another cache. So I made a simple pocket query, find all caches "I Have Found" from a starting point. And it crashes every time. Exact same query, but make it "I Have Not Found", and it runs fine. Anyone else ever seen this, and know a way around?