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Mac SimpleGPS - Screenshots look great, but when I tried it (they suggest Magellan people use version 1.4 instead of 1.7b) it didn't recognize my eXplorist 500 even when attempting to link via NMEA.

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MacGPS Pro will create these files." If it doesn't use. That file must be saved in specificįolder in the eXplorist file system. over a NMEA link, you save them as a file in the Mac as though you had plugged in a USB external flash drive. Most GPS receivers in that it has a file system which shows up on the The 500, he replied, "The eXplorist works a little differently than In response to a question I asked him about uploading/downloading with

MacGPSPro - Ugliest site but he says he has a lot to offer.

Due to the lack of features, the technical issues I've had with the app and the ugly interface, I use GeoJournal instead. It's under constant development (which is awesome, unlike Geojournal) and the forums are fairly active, but it's not free ($15). gpx, etc, but doesn't works with waypoints (. The app organizes your geocaches, converts.

MacCaching - The idea is like iTunes for your GPSr and geocaches, including syncing with your iPod for paperless geocaching.

Downloading to your Mac is very picky (in version 043) - make sure the only thing in Internal Memory\ My POIS is the Default POIs File file. No ifs, ands, or buts about that (which is either good or bad for you). All it does is transfer geocaches to your unit. upt for Waypoints to show up in Default POI File (where they need to go). gpx files to your eXplorist 500 and they show up in your Geocaches folder. Great tech support! Use version 1.3.2 instead of 1.3.3 - I can't get 1.3.3 to work right! Please send donations, and specify that you are a Mac user. It works behind the scenes as the backbone for a handful of very popular apps, including Google Earth and GSAK.

GPSBabel+ - For both converting file types and transferring files to and from your eXplorist.

Google Earth - Your digital, geocaching, tropy room.

UPDATE: I recently (as of December 2007) tried using GeoToad and it fails to work because of the enhancements to. I believe the use of this app is against Terms of Service, because it crawls the website, so be aware. It logs in for you, conducts the search for you (configurable by you, of course), and then downloads the caches as one.

GeoToad - Tiny app that is supposed to speed up the searching for and uploading to your GPSr those desired geocaches.

I haven't heard from Rich, the creator, in months and months. Second, development on this app seems very slow.

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My current method! And I highly recommend it! There are two downsides: it's not free, it costs $25, but there's a free trial version.

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Even if I owned a PC I would still use this thing.

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After you find a geocache, log it in GeoJournal, write down your experience, and import the photos you took so you can show them to admirers! It can also automatically download your Pocket Queries straight from your email box and import them into the database. Use built-in Google Maps to locate your geocache. It has an itinerary planner for your geocaching outings so you can see which order you should visit given geocaches. GeoJournal- It works great with my eXplorist and allows for file conversions and file transfers to both GPS and PDA.And since most people use Windows, I'm sure there are a lot more resources out there for those people. I don't have any of those and therefore have no experience with those " other" apps. With the advent of Intel Macs and applications like Virtual PC, Boot Camp and Parallels you can really use any application out there by booting up Windows on your Mac. Sites with valuable information and useful applications.