+tumbleweed2 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 How do I use Caches Along a Route with a MAC? GSAK is not compatible with Macintosh, and all the directions I have found say to use GSAK. Can I make a PQ from a center point and the Route part will place them in order to most easily maneuver a route? Or must it be done manually selecting each cache in order? Thank you. Quote Link to comment
+toil&trouble Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 We use a Mac and just use Google Earth to creat the route, then use caches along a route to creat the PQ, you can download the PQ directly to your desk top. We don't use GSAK at all. What device are you using? Quote Link to comment
+Rckhnd Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 How do I use Caches Along a Route with a MAC? GSAK is not compatible with Macintosh, and all the directions I have found say to use GSAK. Can I make a PQ from a center point and the Route part will place them in order to most easily maneuver a route? Or must it be done manually selecting each cache in order? Thank you. I haven't found any geo software that works very well with a mac. Best thing I have come up with is to copy and paste into my kindle. Your GPS (or at least mine does) will display caches in order of proximity to you, not on a route. However, downloading the caches you want to seek will show them on your gps in the topo view. You can then at least see what cache you are approaching. Quote Link to comment
+Bear and Ragged Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 A straight PQ from a centrepoint, or an actual Caches Along a Route, with a start and end point? Caches along a Route on the site should work on a Mac. Run the PQ and after unzipping/unstuffing, drag and drop the two .GPX files to your unit -depending on which unit! Quote Link to comment
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