Printing out many cache pages

[+bradtal]

Hello All-

 

I recently upgraded to the Premium membership since I am doing more geocaching during my business trips around the world.

 

What I do is find the coordinates for my hotel I'm staying in and then search for all caches in that area. Let's say it finds 20. I then want to print the cache page for each of those 20 caches.

 

I thought there was a way with the Premium feature to do this, but I can not find it. I tried adding all of them to a bookmark, but I don't see an option to print each page.

 

I find it time-consuming to open each cache page, print, close, then open the next, etc, etc.

 

Is there a way to do this?

 

Thank you!

 

Brad

[+StarBrand]

No batch printing of pages. You may want to look into getting a PDA. You can then do a pocket query of the local caches and carry all of the details around with you in your PDA. Some recent threads have shown that used palm computers go for as little as $20 and are suitable for caching.

[+Roland_oso]

Get a PDA and go paperless!

[+yogi and dolphin]

You can also use your laptop with GSAK. This works great and you can also link your gpsr to your laptop. Or you can purchase a Garmin gps 18 and enroute software and use you laptop as your gpsr.

[+Mudfrog]

This isn't exactly what you would asked about but you can print a summary of the caches you are interested in. Twenty caches would fit easily on one page.

 

Run your pocket query for the location you want, then upload this to GSAK. You can then display the fields you want printed. For example: the GC #, cache name, cache size, difficulty levels, and coordinates. This won't get you the cache description, hints, or previous logs but it does give you an idea of what you will be looking for while you are out. Of course, this works best with regular caches where you pretty much just go find a container.

[+The Jester]

The other feature of GSAK that you should check out is the "condensed HTML" printing. This can save a lot of paper (not as much as paperless, but...).

[+Lakeshore Geocachers]

Guess I am just old school..I like the feeling of paper! ( I still use map and compass sometimes too)I use both methods (GSAK list and PDA) The GSAK list is in spread sheet form and can be formated anyway you want, by distance, name, direction, what ever, and along with some hand written notes is often all we need...The PDA is handy in the field when she asks "What was the clue for this one?" and I am struck by the random "senior moment"! ...another added benefit of the printed out GSAK listing is that it fills the contractors clipboard that she carries to aid the "pay no attention to the person in the bright yellow work vest" scam...