You don't have to pay for the program if you are willing to live with the nag screens (they don't become cumbersome until quite a while after 21 days), and it is rather poor form to be complaining to the people who are trying to help you learn to use the program and solve your problems. And you should pay for it at some point because it is Clyde's (GSAK's author) livelihood. Do you work for free? ![dry.gif]()
GSAK is a very powerful tool with many features and it comes with a learning curve - there is no way to avoid that.
Your last post does not make sense to me, probably because of incomplete information.
1) You say you imported your founds - did you use the special My Finds Pocket Query as recommended?
2) You say "Perhaps in gsak i have my 86 founds." Do you have 86 found caches in GSAK or not?
3) You say "But now i have only 33 founds in my statstics." What statistics? Those on the gc.com web page, or those generated by the FindStatsGen macro, or some where else?
GSAK is a very powerful tool with many features and it comes with a learning curve - there is no way to avoid that. Your last post does not make sense to me, probably because of incomplete information.
1) You say you imported your founds - did you use the special My Finds Pocket Query as recommended?
2) You say "Perhaps in gsak i have my 86 founds." Do you have 86 found caches in GSAK or not?
3) You say "But now i have only 33 founds in my statstics." What statistics? Those on the gc.com web page, or those generated by the FindStatsGen macro, or some where else?