+rldill Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 What is going on with the Pocket Queries, I have not received any in over a week. Is any 1 else getting them? Former EarthNOlink user!!!!!!!!! Take a chance or you'll never know. Let your spirits soar!
+alexm Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 quote:What is going on with the Pocket Queries, I have not received any in over a week. Is any 1 else getting them? Four this morning.. Like clockwork...
+Tubby Rower Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 Yeah. I just got one today. Not to point out the obvious but are you sure that you have at least one day selected on the PQ form? kc row, row, row your boat
+GrizzlyJohn Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 A couple of weeks ago I was having problems but that all seems to have been worked out. I am getting them everyday at about the same time.
Elias Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 quote:Originally posted by rldill:What is going on with the Pocket Queries, I have not received any in over a week. Is any 1 else getting them? Your mail is being bounced because its too large: Mar 28 08:29:21 signal postfix/qmgr[27184]: 47A83132CC7: from=<contact@>, size=4569914, nrcpt=1 (queue active)Mar 28 08:29:29 signal postfix/smtp[23128]: 47A83132CC7: to=<>, relay=<>, delay=14, status=bounced (host said: 554 delivery error: Sorry your message cannot be delivered because it is too large.) A 4MB email is really large. Have you tried the zip option? That might make it small enough to allow delivery. Elias
+CWL Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 There needs to be a way to run a pocket quiery right then instead of waiting for them in the e-mial. Sometimes I'm fixing to head out to an area kinda far away so I don't have the caches listed in the quieries I have made. I'd like to be able to just choose my area an run a quiery right then and there to just pop into my GPSr and hit the trails!
+Family O Foxes Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 Here, Here! I second that. Would be great to have an instand querie.
+rldill Posted March 28, 2003 Author Posted March 28, 2003 quote:Originally posted by CWL:There needs to be a way to run a pocket quiery right then instead of waiting for them in the e-mial. Sometimes I'm fixing to head out to an area kinda far away so I don't have the caches listed in the quieries I have made. I'd like to be able to just choose my area an run a quiery right then and there to just pop into my GPSr and hit the trails! I agree Former EarthNOlink user!!!!!!!!! Take a chance or you'll never know. Let your spirits soar!
+Lil Devil Posted March 28, 2003 Posted March 28, 2003 I keep one query that never runs, and when I want an "instant query" for whatever reason, I just edit it as needed, and only enable that one day. I almost always receive the email within 10 minutes. Yes, I know I can delete queries now, and create new ones, but I'm a creature of habit, and I like my low-numbered queries. Maybe its the low numbers that make them run so quickly and reliably Lil Devil
+BotFee Posted March 29, 2003 Posted March 29, 2003 quote:Originally posted by Elias:A 4MB email is really large. Have you tried the zip option? That might make it small enough to allow delivery. While that is certainly true, it then seems kinda pointless to allow queries totalling 500 caches. Surely, if they can be generated and attached to an email, there could be some sort of 'download now' mechanism offered as well. -=BottomFeeder=-
+rldill Posted April 2, 2003 Author Posted April 2, 2003 quote:Originally posted by Elias:QUOTE]Your mail is being bounced because its too large: Mar 28 08:29:21 signal postfix/qmgr[27184]: 47A83132CC7: from=<contact@>, size=4569914, nrcpt=1 (queue active)Mar 28 08:29:29 signal postfix/smtp[23128]: 47A83132CC7: to=<>, relay=<>, delay=14, status=bounced (host said: 554 delivery error: Sorry your message cannot be delivered because it is too large.) A 4MB email is really large. Have you tried the zip option? That might make it small enough to allow delivery. Elias I tried zip and got it. Thanks Roger Former EarthNOlink user!!!!!!!!! Take a chance or you'll never know. Let your spirits soar!
+ClayJar Posted April 2, 2003 Posted April 2, 2003 quote:Originally posted by BottomFeeder:While that is certainly true, it then seems kinda pointless to allow queries totalling 500 caches. Methinks you are not a Watcher user yet, eh? There are ***PLENTY*** of reasons to allow queries totalling 500 caches, and a large number of them are already part of Watcher. [[[ ClayJar Networks ]]] Home of Watcher downloads, Official Geocaching Chat, and the Geocache Rating System
+rldill Posted April 6, 2003 Author Posted April 6, 2003 As listed on ClayJar's site: Watcher is a GPX utility available at no charge (although tips are always appreciated) to paying members of Geocaching.com. It is our way of saying "thank you" to all those who support the site from which we have found countless hours of enjoyment. Get it here Former EarthNOlink user!!!!!!!!! Take a chance or you'll never know. Let your spirits soar!
+geofred Posted April 6, 2003 Posted April 6, 2003 Watcher really is wonderful for state wide pocket queries. It will take the data and and then let you decide how to arrange it for your own personal viewing pleasure. Go get. And send a tip. She said, "Give up caching, or don't come home." Dang I am gonna miss her! ///
+srumrill Posted April 6, 2003 Posted April 6, 2003 Is there any sort of Watcher or Spinner type applications for us Mac users? Scott
+ClayJar Posted April 6, 2003 Posted April 6, 2003 quote:Originally posted by Baloo&bd:OK, I'll bite....What is watcher? There's a little "Feature Presentation" of several screenshots at the Watcher download site, but it's hard to convey in a few screenshots what Watcher can do, since it's quite flexible. quote:Originally posted by srumrill:Is there any sort of Watcher or Spinner type applications for us Mac users? Unfortunately, I don't know of any. (To port Watcher to the Mac would require a complete rewrite, and I have neither the time nor the hardware to do that... well, and no Mac development experience either.) As for Spinner... it's certainly a lot more portable, but that's all I know. [[[ ClayJar Networks ]]] Home of Watcher downloads, Official Geocaching Chat, and the Geocache Rating System
+Byron & Anne Posted April 6, 2003 Posted April 6, 2003 quote:Originally posted by srumrill:Is there any sort of Watcher or Spinner type applications for us Mac users? Scott Isn't there a window emulator for mac that will run windows programs?? Byron
+srumrill Posted April 7, 2003 Posted April 7, 2003 quote:Originally posted by Byron & Anne:Isn't there a window emulator for mac that will run windows programs?? Byron Yes, there is, but it costs over $200. A pretty big investment just to run Watcher or Spinner.
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