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Anyone using a KAM+ may find adding the following to the exit command program (exitnc.cmd) useful. I added two lines M ON B E 30 and amended the line MON OFF to MC OFF The first command (M ON)

Any other users of the KAM+ on the list please? If so, have you managed to solve the following problem with this TNC? When using Host Mode (i.e., selecting 'NONE' mode in Comms Setup) incoming UI

I never did understand the 'APRS needs an NoV' arguement. Can someone explain what the reasoning was please? As far as I can see, many stations send beacons and you have to identify in some format.

They already are Mick! They are shown in the Stations List, along with those within the area of the current map. -- 73 - Roger G4ZEC <zec@...>

In article <001401be89b2$fad50100$9bbd883e@ciemon>, Ciemon Dunville <g0trt@...> writes [snip] [snip] Doesn't the above very much represent a self-fulfil

As a Sysop here at Rugeley (GB7RUG), a BBS which looks after 40+ users, I encourage the use of UI-VIEW on my mailbox 144.850Mhz port, via a seperate machine running UI-View, interlinked to the

Hello Roger. Another suggestion. Can Off-Map locations be flagged up so that we know there are others about, even if we can't see them on the currently loaded map? Perhaps a callsign with an Arrow

Hi all, This is a bit long, but stick with it! As a longtime APRS user I can tell you that this attitude will spread very quickly amongst BBS users. The latest case I can quote happened, and to

I agree with John. Some maps are being chopped, some are reduced in size. Some work OK, but not all. Keith

To try and summarise the situation:- 1. The sample maps supplied with UI-View are all GIFs and are all size 800x600. 2. There is no scaling or stretching of the maps when loaded. Therefore at a

I forgot to mention that..... :-) ~~~~~~~~~~ Jon Eyes Southport UK.

Hello All, The problem appears to be only with .BMP files. If you convert your existing maps to .GIF format, rename/delete your equivalent .BMP files, then opening the maps in UI-VIEW 074b should

All versions up to and including .73b have displayed the bitmaps at 1024x768, filling the screen, although as Roger correctly states, the as supplied gifs were in 800x600. (just checked by going back

In article <001101be898c$e4667820$0a20832c@pr233>, Jon Eyes <jon@...> writes The original maps won't cover the screen at 1024x768, so that is correct behaviour. As regards

Hi one and all... I've just upgraded to v0.74b this morning.. I have now discovered all the maps I was using, no longer cover all the screen, as a result the location of heard stations has slipped

Hi Roger, I too have a similar problem after upgrading to version 0.74b, when I first run UI-View it loads a map that I have created but it only fills the very top left corner of the map

In article <000f01be8967$50421f20$ce5a95c1@pbncomputer>, Eddy Payne <EJPayne@...> writes [snip] Yes, I was aware of the situation regarding GB7VRB, G8DHE and also one of his remote

I've just uploaded the V0.74b update to my web site. Please note that this is only an update, not a complete installation system. The update can be applied to V0.6b or later and includes all the

In article <924370390.2118189.0@...>, Keith Maton <feek@...> writes [snip] UI-View uses GIF2BMP.EXE to load the GIFs into the program. So, if it has somehow become corrupted, it

Roger, It's started. Down here on the South Coast this bull was put out this morning. The massive increase it's talking about, to the best of my knowledge, is three people.