Jason,
Thank you so very much. I guess I should go and read the book that came
with my III+ and Mapsource, to see what other things there.
Barry
hiker
Jason Poulter <polt@snaptek.com>
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az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching. Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Changing of the Garmin III+ way point max
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Wednesday October 16, 2002 04:38 PM
Please respond to listserv
simply open the file in your mapsource software then looking at them on
the map us the arrow pointer and select the chunks of them you dont want
with the bounding box and delete them....
then you only upload the ones you want for that time into your gps...
you can also sort them by cache type and delete all the limbo and
archived caches too... or by cache type...
jason
team snaptek
creator of the fore mentioned file....
actually its genereated on the fly from the database when ever you click
on it to download so it is always up to date....
barry.neely@prudential.com wrote:
| There is a file, az_caches.mps, that has all of the caches for the
state of
| AZ. When there were 500 or less caches I was able to load them all
down to
| my Garmin III+. But now the number is close to 900 and the file does not
| fit. I do not know who created the file or if there is anyone else that
is
| having the problem. Does anyone know who created the file? Is there a
| chance that it could be broken up into smaller parts? Like a north part
| that starts from Prescott and goes north, one that goes west from Phoenix
| including Phoenix and then one that covers the east part of the state.
|
| Thanks
|
| Barry (Hiker) Neely
|
|
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