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Steven, I made no adjustments to the OS.. The only adjustments were to install UI-View in a different folder than program files, or program files (X86). I created a folder 'My Programs' at the root

Did you receive the rather lengthy message, with an attached file, that I sent you directly (OFF-LIST)? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Stephen H.

Steve WB2GSL wrote... You still don't seem to have the knack. Therein lies the problem. Uninstall UI-View and reinstall it somewhere other than below Program Files, i.e. not in a protected folder…

Keith,Sorry about?that... local disk (c)-Program Files (86)- Peak Systems- UI-view -32. To: "ui-view@..." <ui-view@...> Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2015 8:22 AM

Steve WB2GSL wrote… Steve (and others) please start trimming quoted text. Where did you install UI-View? -- 73 Keith VE7GDH "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"

JohnWhat adjustments did you have to make to your windows 7 O/S?to make it work with UI VIEW 32. SteveWB2GSL To: ui-view@... Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2015 12:07 AM Subject: Re:

Stephen,Thankyou so much for the information.This is where Im stuck. I have down loaded maps and installed them to the map location under UI view map ?folder.went to UI view to open the map ( did a

1) UIview will work with any flavor of Windows from Win 98 and 2000 up to the latest Windows 10. The only advantage Win XP has over Windows 7 is that one can blindly accept the proposed

UI-View32 works just fine on Win7-64. That's what I'm running here. I'm digipeating and an Igate. Runs 24/7 with no problems. Also using Precision Mapping 8.1 for maps. John - K9IJ STEVEN FELD

QUESTION...DOES UI VIEW 32 WORK BETTER WITH?WINDOWS?XP OR WINDOWS 7.?Im presently running win 7 64bit systems?for all my applications To: "ui-view@..." <ui-view@...> Sent:

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ui-view group. File : /Maps/North American

Steve WB2GSL wrote... There may be some in the Yahoo "files" area for this group. The "east coast" covers a lot of ground. While it is nice to have maps covering wide areas, it's also good to have

Greetings, Im new to aprs and expecially UI View. There is so much to read doc's on the set up of UI View for Aprs that it is over well-ming!!! Anyway,,Im using a KAM 98 TNC with its latest

A chronic headache for users installing legacy programs on Win Vista, 7, 8 and 10 has been the inability of these later versions of Windows to display old-style .HLP-format help files including the

[cross_country_wireless] wrote: The page at <http://WA8LMF.net/Windows10_Info> has already been updated with new info on preventing the re-downloading of this crapware, and on removing the huge Win

stephen, this is great. many thanks... just one issue, microsoft will see that the files are missing and try to download them again. what i have found that works is to first delete the files, as you

Thank you very much Stephen for the Windows 10 information, excellent article 73, Fred NT6T

A revised version of my posting about Windows 10, including links to some of the original articles is now up on my website. It includes a link to a zip file containing the .REG and .CMD files

Yep. Checked the KB articles last night and they are all to do with the Win 10 update. Worked OK on my test systems, did what it's supposed to do with no side-effects. Only step I would add is,

Perfectomundo Stephen, Pulled it off just fine on my one Win 7 64 machine.Only screwy problem is even though I am the "administrator"when I try to delete the directory, I get "you need