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Is your GPSr on when you plug it in? I was having trouble with my 76CSx when it was on, then I plugged it into the computer. Said that I was having driver issues. I could reload the drivers without problems, but it was a pain. The problem doesn't occur when I plug the unit in, then turn it on. For some reason, windows likes that better.

Here is another site http://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=56474

You know that you can send the child waypoints to our GPSr and Cachemate. I never found them to be useful, because you would never know which parent had children until I made this change in GSAK. When you generate the file for cachemate, put this in the Cachemate Waypoint box (not the name) - %code %children %code-%c_prefix and then increase the maximum characters to 11. This will rename the child waypoints to the same name as the parent plus the child prefix. That way when you search, or look on the list, you will see both and know there is a child. You can then look up the name using the prefix. GCabcd-PR would be the child of GCabcd and you would look up PRabcd on the GPSr in the Waypoint find, not the Geocache find. No more manually entering in parking co-ord. that you already have stored. Keep in mind that I am using the Palm version of cachemate, so YMMV.