I can't tell you how long I have spent in the past sorting through those
different types.
Thank you so much for sorting those out for us!
-Frobro Goose
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From:
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mailto:az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching.com] On Behalf Of
Jason Poulter
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 12:15 AM
To:
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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] New Data File Options Yet Again!!!
Yes, you lucky lucky Arizonans!!!!
you now have more data download options....
on Mapsource and Easy/Expert GPS file downloads you now have the option
of getting them with cache type identification, so you know what kind of
cache it is by just looking at the icon/symbol type.
here is a legend of what each symbol means.... tried to pick one that
kinda matches the cache type....
Traditional = Geocache (Well this one is obvious)
Multi = Stadium (Has multiple flags on it)
Virtual = Museum (alot of virtuals are in museums)
Letterbox = Post Office (letters!!!)
Event = Live Theater (little happy and sad faces... live...)
Unknown = Information (question mark)
Webcam = Scenic Area (camera)
Locationless = Shipwreck (if its sunk you dont know where it is)
and the always as normal symbols
Found = Geocach Found (another obvious one)
Archived = Danger Area (skull and crossbones... dead..)
Limbo = Dangerous Area (white diamond.. heads up...)
have fun... let me know what ya think....
jason
team snaptek
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