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Actually, this would NOT have caused the server dumb. I don't send the filter string with the logon, but send it as a separate command so that I can re-send it if the user re-configures the settings.

This would have been noticed as the server "going dumb". If the server's filter is not set properly, then all you will receive is keep-alive comment lines. I highly recommend that you go back to

Testers, There's yet another release of APRSISCE available (APRSISCE6P090811.zip)! Here's a short list of what's new and different. Lynn (D) - KJERJ 1) Station comments are now displayed in the

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Lynn W. Deffenbaugh wrote: Yeah... they get too small. I'd rather them just overlap than get really small. I think 2x the "normal" size would be good on a VGA device.

My reason for voting for the "+" to 'zoom' in to show more details is partly based on the way the http://aprs.fi/?call=n8pu-12 works, or Google Earth, the "+" plus button brings the map in for more

I'll make it much simpler than that page, but it basically says that there'll be %X parameter that represent the various components of the date/time. Whatever you put in the configuration parameter

That page is way above my understanding, but what I had in mind was to be able to change the way it is displayed so if I wanted to have the month/day/year I could, but if another user wanted it

Dave, Would a strftime format string be suitable for your time/date format specification? Or how did you have in mind to configure it? http://www.manpagez.com/man/3/strftime/ Lynn (D) -

Noel, So, they get too small too quickly in both versions, right? I only expanded them in the second, but didn't change when/how they get small. So the 2x maximum expansion looks good to you? I

One feature I would like and that would be to be able to change the date and time format to the way I want it. Dave N8PU

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.