Using GSAK efficiently

[+Crafty Turtle]

What is the most efficient way to get all my found caches (32) into GSAK? I can only see how to put in one at a time by typing them in. There has to be a better way that my sleepy-headed self just isn't seeing.

 

I'm off next week to New Zealand, and I want a before and after centre point. (oooh a centre point in the Tasman sea!)

[tiiiim]

Isn't there such a thing as a My Finds PQ? Not sure myself, as I'm not a PM...

[+Team Bashspa]

What is the most efficient way to get all my found caches (32) into GSAK? I can only see how to put in one at a time by typing them in. There has to be a better way that my sleepy-headed self just isn't seeing.

 

I'm off next week to New Zealand, and I want a before and after centre point. (oooh a centre point in the Tasman sea!)

 

Run the " my Finds" in pocket queries "You can receive a Pocket Query containing a list of all the caches you have found, along with your log entries. Running this query will add it to the current queue for the day."

[+briansnat]

Run a My Finds and when you receive the GPX file open it with GSAK.

[+Crafty Turtle]

Oh, it's all so simple when you say it like that. <feeling sheepish>

Thanks - I'm up and running.

 

Now I have to figure out how to do that center-of-all-my-finds thing.

 

Thanks again.

[+cache_r_joe]

if you have those caches as part of a pq that runs regularly, GSAK will update the found status that way also. I also believe there is a macro that will update from the GPS if you are logging directly thought gsak. I'm not positive on that one as I don't do it that way.

 

J

[+Chrysalides]

Now I have to figure out how to do that center-of-all-my-finds thing.

http://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=...amp;#entry96497

 

It gives you your centroid, in addition to a whole plethora of stats.

 

I've been waiting for an excuse to use the word "plethora"

[+Bear and Ragged]

Or, if you only want the centroid of your database linky

Edited April 27, 2010 by Bear and Ragged