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Mark GPX Found
Mark GPX files as found based on My Finds Pocket Query
This program edits GPX files of individual geocaches, downloaded from http://www.geocaching.com and marks them as "geocache found" id the GC code of the geocache is present in the My Finds Pocket Query file, also downloaded from geocaching.com. I created this program because my Garmin Oregon 600 GPS receiver stopped marking geocaches as found. So instead of relying on the Oregon to keep track of found geocaches I run this program. The GPX icon: By Ezekiel53746 - Derivative work of File:Information black.svg, CC BY 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?... -
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Geotran is a tool meant to help geocachers who are traveling to a foreign country, but do not speak the language. Geotran, is a python tool that invokes Google Translator to translate the pocket queries.
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