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I can't find a cacher and they have accented letters in their caching name |
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Accented characters in a name are represented by their symbolic HTML entity or by their equivalent numeric HTML entity. As an example of a symbolic HTML entity, é is represented by "&" followed by "eacute;". That same character can be represented by a numeric HTML entity of "&" followed by #233;.Please refer to this website for the common symbolic and numeric HTML entities or this website for the purely numeric HTML entities for the Latin Extended-A characters. |
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| Question: |
I tried to find the cacher's name but I was unsuccessful. What else can I do? |
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Use the cacher guid field instead of the name field. Display the profile of the cacher. The guid will be shown in the address portion of the browser window. Copy and paste the guid into the field in the form. |
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| Question: |
I am not listed in the correct primary location. Can it be changed? |
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Send me an email with your correct location. If you spend considerable time and have close caching ties to more than one location, send me the second location so that you can be listed in that location as well. |