Thank you one and all for again helping with this.
I wonder if there would be any expert macro writers out there who would be willing to write a macro to populate GSAK within a specified area with all caches available whilst filtering out all those already in the GSAK database.
As mentioned in my previous question, running a pocket querie on GC.com limits the number one can download.
If I can give an example, Attempting PQ's from the year 2000 on a yearly PQ or 1st Jan 2000 to 1st Jan 2001 to get all caches published during that time is great when there have been less that 1000 caches published.
In my position I did a PQ from Jan 1st 2005 to Jan 1st 2006 and found that there were over 1000 published. Reducing the date range from Jan 1st 2005 to Jan 10 of the same year It returns that there are still over 1000.
Therefore it seems that I may have to run a PQ for every day of January to get under the 1000 limit?
On another note, I have, as I type this, a GSAK "get caches" running as suggested by KAI team. The only difference that I had not noticed before was the "other" option in the first screen. Whether this is some automatic default when searching using the 2nd page I do not know.
I will wait and see what I get and how many of them are already in the database.
Again, a macro, if it is possible, to compare what is already in our own personal database against what is or has been published since the start of Geocaching.
So I am concentrating on the caches in South Australia, where we live and cache. On rare occasions we may travel to another state for a rare weekend away so it would be sensible to have another master database for that state.
Not knowing how many caches are in the state of New South Wales for example we would not now if the new 16000 limit would be suffice.
I await your expert thoughts,
Thanks again and kudos on the great work you guys do,
Paul