StarBears

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We've never received a watchlist email (or an insta-notify) one (only been premium members for a month). But the weekly update gets through perfectly. Is there anything I can/should do about this?

Has anyone got an opf file (and the associated html pages) that builds into a mobi file that they could let me have a copy of. I'm using xslt to manipulate the gpx file both into a better gpx file (for my app) and into html to be passed through mobigen. However I haven't got the mobigen bit to work yet, but as we're running it under wine it's hard to know whether the problem is the input or the environment, so anyone with guaranteed good input would be invaluable. Thanks! (I started with gpsbabel, but xslt is infinitely quicker and more configurable).

The two phones apparently have the same GPS chipset. The 6110 is better because it has what Nokia call Assisted-GPS where it uses the network to help determine position. There's recently been a firmware upgrade made available for the N95 to give it the same functionality.

Given that I have programmed databases, I fail to see why it's so hard to turn the data around. In effect instead of ordered by day (descending) and then log id (I guess) ascending, just order by day (descending) and then log id (descending). Sorting is something databases are good at. It's only reversing the current order within the day. And while clearly people who don't log chronologically wouldn't get any benefit they wouldn't be any worse off, and those who do log chronologically would have a list which made more sense.

I've been using a Symbian phone, and having found mobipocket for my book reading (all free ones so far) I was delighted to get the caching queries in mobipocket format as well. In fact it's a large part of why we became premium members to do that. So I'm very unhappy 8-( Mobipocket will read text and html too (and any other formats?), so I don't know if there's any mileage there; since it's the nicest book reader I've found for my phone. Off to email mobipocket...

Does it have to be symbian? My husband runs TrekBuddy on his E65 and I use GPSJ on my N80 (which admittedly you have to pay for). Both are java and will run on many phones therefore.