[Az-Geocaching] GSAK

[Matthew Shapiro]

ok...so all the kewl kids are replying, so I'll just add my yes to the mix.
I map with ExpertGPS and and organize and dump all my waypoints from GSAK to
my GPSr...makes loggin them at the end of the day easier too...I dont hold
onto caches I've already found...the website already does that for me. So I
just clear the database everytime I want to load a new querry. Then when I'm
out caching, I just change the waypoint icon in my GPSr from geocache to
geocache found...then I wipe the database again and upload from my
GPSr...now I can sort by found and all the caches I have to log are right
there in a handy list...never had top write down a thing.

Matt (AZSonburnt)


On 8/24/06, Jared Ross <jaredmross at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>   Just to throw my 1.5 cents into the mix. Uhmm... YES! GSAK certainly
> kicks some tail. I can't even remember how long I've been using it. I was
> using it for a while before I joined it with Cachemate for paperless
> caching. So even if you're not planning to go paperless caching with it,
> it's still a great tool!
>
> And a word on registering GSAK, just do it. I can be extremely lazy and
> when it comes to registering a product, I'm very lazy. I probably spent 4 or
> 5 months waiting around for the nag screens to go away. If I remember
> correctly they first start out just showing you the message when you load
> the app and when you do a couple actions, but the delay time before you can
> proceed continues to increase on a daily basis and more actions start
> showing nag screens first. It truly was a fine job by Clyde, adding the nag
> screen. So just get it over with right away and avoid the torture of nag
> screens later.
>
> Cache On,
> Jared of AZBliss02
>
>  ----- Original Message ----
> From: Steven Stringham <sstringh at stringham-family.org>
> To: listserv at azgeocaching.com
> Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 7:12:57 PM
> Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] GSAK
>
>  So, Dirk, that would be a Yes?
>
> The absolute answer is - don't cache without GSAK. Yes, get it. Pay for
> it. It is well worth the few bucks. Wonderful stuff.
>
> ShadowAce wrote:
> > Use it daily .. Just updated all the caches within the last 20 minutes
> > even.
> >
> >  Not only do I recommend it, I have been known to give classes on what
> > I know of it. :)
> >
> >  We actually held a geek night while on vacation in Hawaii so I could
> > teach some of the GeOhana about the abilities of it.
> >
> >  Caching along a route? Oh so simple.
> >  Was that cache archived? Not a problem
> >  Where are all the TB's? Setup a filter
> >
> >  Find all caches hidden by a person? Setup a filter
> >  Avoid all caches hidden by a person? Setup a filter.
> >
> >  Closest caches to a location? Setup a filter
> >  All virtuals in the state? Setup a filter
> >  All caches I have ever found sorted by date? Setup a filter.
> >
> >  I can go on forever, but if your really interested, feel free to
> > email me off list so we do not spam others and I will help setup what
> > I can.
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> >
> >
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Thanx,
Matt out
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