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thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into this. Problem I see, though, is I can't tell what all my variations are, since we don't have a list of "buddies", unlike the list of "sites" we have. So I'd have to look at each of my 1000+ dives one at a time and note down all buddies v...

Additionally, you can then select MacDive --> Settings --> Advanced --> Optimize Database to remove the misspellings so they won't come up again as suggestions.

That only works if the misspelled-buddies are no longer in use. If they're still associated with a dive, it won't delete them.

I thought it was times you got back into your wetsuit after using it once already that day, but my wetsuit was used, over 103 hours, 107 times and has 205 swampies, so you got me too.

It does back up to iCloud or dropbox if you have that feature enabled.

They're from both the MacOS (desktop/laptop) version and the iOS (app) version. I have dark mode enabled but otherwise it should be the same for you. If not, I would try updating to the latest version of the application/app, and if that doesn't work, delete and re-install it.

Where are you seeing the country appear that you want to delete?

These are the buttons you're looking for, as they appear in iOS and in the desktop version of MacDive in MacOS.

Click, hold, and drag.

nick wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 8:34 am You could export a MacDive XML file or UDDF if you wanted and use that as a template.

It's not seamless, though. As I understand it, you can't copy/paste large columns of data.

The interface between the Apple Watch Ultra and Oceanic's software is really between them -- it's not related to MacDive.

I imagine the Apple Watch will need several more models before it's a truly fully-functional and competitive dive computer.