GSAK & Cachemate

[+molfrew-mosstoad]

Hi all, After a spot of bother with my lappy I have had to wipe & reload I have now come to set up my GSAK macros etc but I am unable to remember what code you need to put in the"link" box when you export a cachemate csv file to use in memory map for my pda.

 

I usually keep thing s like this written down & I have all the other codes I need except for this one & I am unable to find it on a search of the forum (but I am sure its here somwhere) If someone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Chris

[+Amberel]

Hi all, After a spot of bother with my lappy I have had to wipe & reload I have now come to set up my GSAK macros etc but I am unable to remember what code you need to put in the"link" box when you export a cachemate csv file to use in memory map for my pda.

 

I usually keep thing s like this written down & I have all the other codes I need except for this one & I am unable to find it on a search of the forum (but I am sure its here somwhere) If someone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Chris

The cachemate macro I use doesn't have a "link" box! Unless I'm looking in the wrong place - tell me where to look.

 

Rgds, Andy

Edited June 19, 2011 by Amberel

[+molfrew-mosstoad]

Hi thanks for the speedy reply, I may not have explained myself fully I tend to use this in conjunction with Wolfs cachemate data base macro

 

In GSAK ,

File,

Export,

Memory Map

bottom right hand corner there is a box called "link" (it usually says default in it)

 

now I need to find out the code that tells the memory map icon to look for the cache page in the cachemate database.

 

I do hope I am making sense it was a long time ago I last set it up lol

[+Delta68]

\cmate:%code

[+drdick&vick]

The Cachemate macro I use is Cachemateppc and all I have to do is run it, select a destination folder and a file name. Job done. Find it HERE

[+Graculus]

It's ages since I used it but I recall that Big Wolf's macros runs about 10 times faster!

 

Chris

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[+drdick&vick]

Simply use the macro I have linked to (it is a Big Wolf one) and Rutson's rMMe macro for meory map.

[+Amberel]

Hi thanks for the speedy reply, I may not have explained myself fully I tend to use this in conjunction with Wolfs cachemate data base macro

 

In GSAK ,

File,

Export,

Memory Map

bottom right hand corner there is a box called "link" (it usually says default in it)

 

now I need to find out the code that tells the memory map icon to look for the cache page in the cachemate database.

 

I do hope I am making sense it was a long time ago I last set it up lol

Well, that explains why I couldn't find it - that's the MemoryMap file, not the Cachemate file

 

In my MemoryMap export I have something similar but not the same as Delta68:

 

cmate://%code

 

Rgds, Andy

[+molfrew-mosstoad]

Oh thanks to everyone for your help. I will give it a try later & see how I get on but it sounds very promising.

 

Thanks again

 

Chris

[+topmonkey]

Off topic but I'd just like to say how much I enjoyed your 'Sward and the Ston' cache! Lovely walk so thanks again...

[+The Bongtwashes]

I use the same as Delta68

 

\cmate:%code

[+molfrew-mosstoad]

Off topic but I'd just like to say how much I enjoyed your 'Sward and the Ston' cache! Lovely walk so thanks again...

 

Thank you its nice to hear, Im glad you enjoyed it

[+molfrew-mosstoad]

Thanks again for your help, all up and running again now.