I dot know what to do, my source code from buzztouch comes up with about 7 semantec issues, but seems to still run fine. What does this mean?

If they're not causing issues with compiling, then they're OK. It's basically Xcode's way of of saying, "Hey, there's a better way to write this." Doesn't mean it has to be written that way, and it'll work just fine. Nothing to worry about! Mark

In this folder in Xcode, "sw_smugmsgloc", i have found that either the .m or .h (cant remember which) has a single line that has a capitol "S" and compiling fails unless it is changed to a lowercase "s". Is this me/my mac/or the plugin developers mistake?

Sounds like a developer mistake. I'd contact @SmugMug and have him take a look. Mark

who is smugmug?

The guy who developed the plugin.

Cheers for your help

I believe those issues were on version 1.0 of the msgloc plugin. It was updated yesterday to 1.1. You might want to redownload your source and try again. -Shane

If you have issues, let me know. I can work with you on them. The initial 'big' problem I had (and may still have) is that I renamed all my files to lower case... Not realizing that the BT Server seems to name them with a leading capital letter. This might cause an issue. If this continues, then I'll need to release v1.2 soon to compensate for that. Otherwise, all settings by default should work just fine. But make certain that you've allowed GPS in your control panels 'core' settings or it won't work at all; that's a biggie. I'm dedicated to providing a top notch plugin. So let me know if you have a road block. Cheers! -- Smug

Cheers for the comments, The plugin is brilliant and the issue is only with one Capitol s in the name of the file, and one in the file. Xcode points them out anyway. Jeremy