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Hey there, I purchased Locus Pro this evening, but for some reason, it's not downloading. It's stuck at the "Starting download..." message. Any chance of getting an offline installer, or some other help with getting it working? I can provide my order number via PM if that's necessary. Thanks!

[edit] My bank is on crack, it's not allowing the order for some reason. Trying to get it straightened out. [/edit]

Locus and c:geo both brag that the maps in Locus are available in c:geo for geocaching, but in the last few versions, I can't get it working. I have a map of most of my state downloaded to my memory card, Locus is set to use that map, and c:geo is set to use offline maps (which is supposed to be what triggers it to use Locus).

The problem is, the maps work perfectly in Locus, but nothing displays in c:geo. Have there been any changes recently which may have broken this functionality? In Locus, at least, I mean.

Hey, I like Locus, love the fact that it integrates with c:geo (well, used to at least. Last time I tried, it didn't), but I'm having an issue.

I'm planning a route, from Charleston, WV to Chillicothe, OH, and I want to download offline maps along my route, plus maybe 5 miles on each side. The problem is, I can't figure out how to do so.

When I create the route, it shows me how we'd need to go. This is no issue, it shows the same as my computer's mapping program, so I know it's the fastest route.

So, I decided to download maps, using the function to trace a route with my finger. The problem is, when I try to do so, it shows me the map to trace the route, but when I touch the screen and start tracing it, all that happens is the map moves.

Would it be possible, instead, to have Locus download the map along a route you've entered? Maybe have an option for how far out to download, then when you enter a navigation route, it auto-downloads the maps, if you have the option for doing so enabled. Seems to me it'd be a lot easier than trying to trace a route with your finger, especially since if you've got a long trip, your finger might be wayyyyyyyyyyyy wider than the route should require.