+gramacindy Posted August 26, 2009 Share Posted August 26, 2009 I feel so computer illiterate this morning, as I am trying to set up my first Earth Cache and in the process of sending an email to the gentleman that runs the highway dept., I would like to include a link to several Earth Caches that I have visited....I tried to copy the link on the URL, but it's not the GC# highlighted that I am looking for. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Link to comment
+Delta68 Posted August 26, 2009 Share Posted August 26, 2009 The neatest way is using http://coord.info followed by the GC code eg http://coord.info/GC1H87Z Link to comment
+gse1986 Posted August 26, 2009 Share Posted August 26, 2009 I feel so computer illiterate this morning, as I am trying to set up my first Earth Cache and in the process of sending an email to the gentleman that runs the highway dept., I would like to include a link to several Earth Caches that I have visited....I tried to copy the link on the URL, but it's not the GC# highlighted that I am looking for. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Bit confused why it isn't linking to the right cache but you can simply make your own by.... http://coord.info/GC CODE HERE ie, http://coord.info/GC12345 Link to comment
+gramacindy Posted August 26, 2009 Author Share Posted August 26, 2009 The neatest way is using http://coord.info followed by the GC code eg http://coord.info/GC1H87Z Thank you for the help, I did as you mentioned...it highlighted the http://coord.info and the GC# but it will not link the recipient to the cache.??? Link to comment
+gse1986 Posted August 26, 2009 Share Posted August 26, 2009 The neatest way is using http://coord.info followed by the GC code eg http://coord.info/GC1H87Z Thank you for the help, I did as you mentioned...it highlighted the http://coord.info and the GC# but it will not link the recipient to the cache.??? Which GC number are you trying to send? Link to comment
+gramacindy Posted August 26, 2009 Author Share Posted August 26, 2009 The neatest way is using http://coord.info followed by the GC code eg http://coord.info/GC1H87Z Thank you for the help, I did as you mentioned...it highlighted the http://coord.info and the GC# but it will not link the recipient to the cache.??? Which GC number are you trying to send? Several GC#s 1BAQA, 1E0DE,1PM7Y, and 1A3WR... Link to comment
+Stunod Posted August 26, 2009 Share Posted August 26, 2009 The neatest way is using http://coord.info followed by the GC code eg http://coord.info/GC1H87Z Thank you for the help, I did as you mentioned...it highlighted the http://coord.info and the GC# but it will not link the recipient to the cache.??? Which GC number are you trying to send? Several GC#s 1BAQA, 1E0DE,1PM7Y, and 1A3WR... http://coord.info/GC1BAQA http://coord.info/GC1E0DE http://coord.info/GC1PM7Y http://coord.info/GC1A3WR Link to comment
+gramacindy Posted August 26, 2009 Author Share Posted August 26, 2009 The neatest way is using http://coord.info followed by the GC code eg http://coord.info/GC1H87Z Thank you for the help, I did as you mentioned...it highlighted the http://coord.info and the GC# but it will not link the recipient to the cache.??? Which GC number are you trying to send? Several GC#s 1BAQA, 1E0DE,1PM7Y, and 1A3WR... http://coord.info/GC1BAQA http://coord.info/GC1E0DE http://coord.info/GC1PM7Y http://coord.info/GC1A3WR Thank you so much....I swear I did the same thing, but in the email, it wouldn't open the GC...could it be that I was looking at my draft email? Sorry, I feel so lame. Link to comment
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