If you've ever thought about becoming a GeoCacher, then you know that the only way to get GPX files from GeoCaching. com is to pay for their membership services. That means a regular monthly charge to your credit card. But your PocketPC or GPS unit requires this type of file. This isn't a problem anymore. This little script graps waypoints from the GeoCaching.

Geocode digital images with latitude, longitude, and altitude information. Stamp the information onto the actual image and write it to the JPG's EXIF headers. Create webpages using Google Maps or export to MapPoint. Directly supports Garmin GPS units (USB or COM), but no GPS is required. Geocode from a GPS tracklog or waypoints. Import GPX or G7ToWin files. Internationally aware. Very easy to use. Low cost. Extensive on-line documentation.

OziPhotoTool takes digital photos with EXIF metatdata and GPS tracks from OziExplorer to determine where the GPS was when the photo was taken. OziPhotoTool outputs the linkage between the photo and its location by creating an OziExplorer waypoint file, generating map features on OziExplorer maps, watermarking the photos, embedding EXIF information, etc. Check http://oziphototool.alistairdickie.com/download.html for smaller download options.