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So I was just comparing the two versions of the program, and I think I figured out what it is I didn't like about the normal one: The icons get too small when you zoom out to see more map. Just

Oh, one more thing. If you do tackle making a larger icon set, it is important that all background pixels be pure white (RGB(255,255,255)). The program uses this as the transparency color when

Noel, I just posted APRSISZoom.zip that contains a zoomed icons for screens larger than 320 pixels. As your scale gets smaller than 2 miles, the icons will begin to expand (the actual scale code is

(The poll is now open for voting. I may know about APRS-IS and Windows Mobile programming, but Yahoo Group management goes beyond my abilities! Thanks for letting me know!) Greetings, I'm taking

No Paul, I got the same thing. "You are not a moderator of the group aprsisce." Dave N8PU From: aprsisce@... [mailto:aprsisce@...] On Behalf Of Paul Deffenbaugh Sent:

I have a graphics tablet and The GIMP. What format are you using for the icons? Perhaps you could send me a copy and I could start working on a larger set for you? Noel Lynn W. Deffenbaugh wrote:

Is it just me or is the survey only available to moderators? Paul Lynn W. Deffenbaugh wrote: Greetings, I'm taking some abuse from my son about what the up/+ and down/-

Greetings, I'm taking some abuse from my son about what the up/+ and down/- should do with respect to zooming the map, so I'm throwing it out to the group to help me make the client mostly intuitive

Unfortunately, unless you know a good graphics artist that's willing (and able, I'm not) to draw the standard APRS icons at 32x32 pixels, they'll almost be as hard to see if I stretch them bigger.

Lynn, I downloaded it and did the path changes you suggested; I just copied them and pasted them into the 'xml' file. I ran it from home just so it would load what it needed. I have a good size card

I'd like to see larger icons on VGA devices. Its kinda hard to tell what the icons are when you have a high DPI screen. Noel

John, The left/right arrows will change the transparency of the OSM maps. If that doesn't do it, the <OSM.Percent> is a number from 0 (no maps) to 100 (full quality maps) in the XML file. I need to

Looks good Lynn! The map detail is a little hard to read. It is light gray on a white background on my touch pro. I don't know whether there is a setting that I can change. The GPS sats on the

Group, There's another new version of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile just posted to the Files section. I discovered a fairly serious resource consumption that causes Windows Mobile to run out of

The 5-way nav pad on the touch pro works that way for me, too. (I have the sprint version) I'm not seeing any wrapping, though. Noel W8TVI Lynn W. Deffenbaugh wrote:

Dave, Actually, the left/right change the transparency of the map. It only looks like the detail changes as it becomes darker. As I was writing the release notes, an early tester of the left/right

Lynn, I just downloaded it and installed it and I like the new additions, no I haven't tried it yet while mobile but I like what I see so far. When you said the "Left/Right" arrows I was looking on

Beta Testers, Here's a stream of consciousness (actually a brain dump from my version control system) of what's new since January in APRSISCE (for Windows Mobile). 1) It generates a

Beta Testers, I just posted the first new release of APRSISCE (for Windows Mobile) to the Yahoo group Files section. You can find it there as: APRSISCE6P090805.zip There's lots of little stuff in

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