DORKYPANTS  Indeed the release notes at cluetrust.com say that ver. 1.4 drops support for Tiger (10.4) and adds 64-bit support (for Snow Leopard, 10.6).  
(Version 1.4b6)

DORKYPANTS  Sysadmins, the release notes say "Move to 10.5 only". Shouldn't the system requirements be changed from "10.4"? I tried to follow the link to the developer's site "Clue Trust" to verify for myself, but that link yields a blank macupdate page.  
(Version 1.4b6)

DORKYPANTS  The .bz2 archive for version 042 unpacks into a .dmg which doesn't mount on my Tiger (10.4.8) MacBook  
(Version 042)

XTAL  Excellent application, flawless Google Earth import, USB communication works like a charm - it could use a nicer icon and some extra features though (I'd like to be able to determine *which* routes/waypoints/tracks I'd like to download).

Tested with a BMW Motorrad Navigator II (manufactured by Garmin, basically it's a modified StreetPilot 2610) and Google Earth 4.0.

Keep up the good work, and please don't make the end product expensive when it's ready, I'd like to buy it!  
(Version 037)

BRETTD  Works with brand new Garmin GPS units (namely the Cx/CSx units) which none of the other programs seem able to do without making me buy a serial cable and a serial->USB adapter(Is this 2006 or 1995?), so bravo on that point. Downloaded 4 routes and about two dozen waypoints very quickly.

However- you have zero control over what is uploaded, and for that resaon, a "1" on features. I can understand downloading all the waypoints, but really, why can't we get an option to only download certain routes?

2/5 for ease of use; it'd be nice to see any detected USB devices listed, and one of the routes did not show up in Google Earth or Trailrunner unless others were deleted, which I had to do by hand in a text editor (ugh.)

3/5 on value+stability; seemed stable the two times I used it, and I can't judge value since there is no price point announced.  
(Version 027)

SQUIGLES  What no Tomtom Go ?  
(Version 027)

MATTHEW AVERILL  Excellent, I've spent the whole day trying to muddle through the world of Garmin, just to download and display waypoints from my gps onto my mac. Now, I can even add it to google earth.

Doesn't necessarily resolve all the issues, but is a nice simple quick tool.

Thanks  
(Version 020)

BARRIKADY  Very nice! This is the first piece of software I have found that recognizes my Garmin GPS 60Cx's USB port.

I do have a suggestion/request:

When I save the tracks as a KML file and open GoogleEarth, the track is white, which makes the track almost invisible. I looked at both LoadMyTracks and GoogleEarth for a preference to change the color of the track, but was not able to select a different color. Am I missing something?

Once again, very nice!  
(Version 020)

MAIQUE  i've tried severall other programs, usually for more complex tasks. they also have the ability to download the data this one does.

but this is a very nice, easy to use, straight forward app and i love it. i use it almost daily to download my tracks and see what i've been doing on google earth.

if i go geocaching and just want to get that data out of the unit, this is the one i use.

and i just found out it auto-updates, another cool feature.  
(Version 020)