http://www.geoingenuity.com/main Clever solutions for Mac Geocachers. Sat, 08 Mar 2008 02:55:39 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Recently, I bought a Magellan CrossoverGPS.It's a very nice unit that supports both turn-by-turn navigation and offroad mode, which makes it quite versatile for Geocaching.   You'll notice that GeoJournal (and GPSBabel) does not have direct support for this unit.  This unit is actually a version of the Magellan RoadMate (Model ... http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=20 I apologize for the 1.1.0.1 release... I must have built it with an old version of the source, because it re-introduced some bugs that were supposed to be fixed. This new build fixes everything, and adds support for over 100 items in the itinerary.  Thanks! http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=19 A bugfix version has been released based on user feedback.1.2.0.0 will have more substantial fixes, and it's still in the works.  You can download version 1.1.01 by clicking the Download link on the right.-Rich  http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=18 Hello all.  I just released GeoJournal v1.1.00.  No big new features (yet), but some big bug fixes and some changes to make things run better with Leopard.  I hope for some major feature changes in 1.2.00.  You can download it from the link to the right.Thank you!Rich  http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=17 Sorry for the delay. The GeoJournal support forums are now online. You can access them at This Link. I have been tied up with personal issues, but I will be getting out a GeoJournal 1.1 update within a week. Thanks to all of you for your ... http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=15 On July 31st, the GeoIngenuity server crashed. Hard. That's exactly 1 day after the release of GeoJournal. Just in case you thought otherwise, I can tell you first hand that Mr. Murphy is still quite alive and well, and keeps the most impeccable timing... Luckily, I use VMWare to ... http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=12 We are happy to announce the release of GeoJournal version 1.0.00. GeoJournal is the first application of it's kind written for the Mac. It's got a ton of great features that allow you to Plan, Manage, and Record your Geocaching Adventures. Briefly, it's great features include: - GPX/LOC support - Multiple cache categories - Multiple home ... http://www.geoingenuity.com/main/?p=11