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This build is mostly bug fixes to the 1.2 release.
Fixed: Magellan eXplorist exports correctly now
Fixed: Garmin 60-series fixes
Fixed: More CacheMap issues
Please continue to use the Bug Report Forum (no registration required) to let us know about issues you encounter.
On October 31st, MacCaching turned 1 year old!
After one year of development, MacCaching has grown by leaps and bounds.
Thank you to everyone for your continued support.
Let’s hope that MacCaching grows as much as this next year!
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Bug fixes as we learn more about MacCaching running on Leopard. This build includes the CacheMaps introduced in 1.2!
Please continue to use the Bug Report Forum to let us know about issue with Leopard.
Note: We have confirmed that the Keyspan Serial adapter works correctly with the Tiger (10.4.0) driver.
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YouTube Link: Demo of 1.0’s Features
YouTube Link:: Smart Cachelist Tutorial
This release includes two major enhancements. The first is Leopard Support. Our ability to test on Leopard has been limited, so not all features may work correctly at first. Please report your experiences in the MacCaching Forums (registering not required.)
The second new feature is CacheMaps! Click the “Show Maps” button to see a cache on a Google Map. Automatically the 5 closest caches will also be displayed. Click on a CacheFlag to get details about that cache! If you have ideas for other enhancements to CacheMaps, feel free to post them in the Enhancement Forum.
What’s New (Changelog): Read the rest of this entry »
We have added Google Checkout as a payment option for registration.
You will receive your registration code via email.
A detailed how-to talking about Smart Cachelists in MacCaching.
Direct Download: High Quality Video (h.264) (42megs)
Direct Link: You Tube Link (7:40)
Just a quick note that the MacCaching forums no longer require registration for posting. We’ve installed a new spam filter which appears to be working pretty well. A little bit of spam will slip through but less than before. I think it is a good tradeoff for making it easier to communicate with the Team MacCaching community.
McClelland & Stewart, book publisher, has incorporated Facebook, Google Maps, and Geocaching in a contest to help launch a new book title: The Frozen Thames by Helen Humphreys. “[The book] is a series of stories about life in historical London and the river Thames that ebbs, flows and freezes throughout its history. The Quest for the Ice Fox contest intends to pull readers virtually down to the river and into that tarnished, talented knot of humanity.”
The first clue will hit Facebook on October 15th via the Ice Fox group. The object is to find the location of the Ice Fox, using Google Maps. There will be a total of eight clues each released at 5am ET on Mondays. The first person to find/post the location of the IceFox will win a $2,000 travel voucher.
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YouTube Link: Demo of 1.0’s Features
What’s New:
Announcing: MacCaching 1.0!
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YouTube Video: Demo of 1.0’s Features
On October 31, 2006 CMiYC Labs released the first version of MacCaching. The first 12 hours it was available for download, fifty people downloaded it. That might not seem like many, but that was just a few months ago. Since then, there have been many thousands of downloads, almost three hundred posts in the forums, and we have received hundreds of email messages.
Thank you for all of the support to this point.
I’m proud to announce version 1.0 of MacCaching!
Here is what is new for 1.0: Read the rest of this entry »
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