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Hi Andy, Thanks for trying to help. I'm still having no success. I'm running Windows 98 SR2. I've since tried to have UI-Path *not* startup with UI=View (by changing True,True to False,False in the

In article <oqoqpFAs5ed4Ew2L@...>, Ian Wade <ian@...> writes Someone asked me out-of-band if you can still use GPSxyz to specify a digi or node. The answer is yes.

He's easily reachable from here, when I've reinstalled UI-View I'll tell him. If one of the other locals have not already. Cheers de Dave (G0DJA)

You will need a map of a very small area! The problem then will be that you will only see 3 stations..... I can't see that there's a way out of it, in some areas of the UK there are several stations

I am a recent new user of UI-View, and am wildly enthusiastic about this great work - congratulations Roger. A question, which may have a simple answer - The vast majority of current laptop computers

In article <002101bf5944$46edc8e0$20ff31d4@default>, Dave <dave@...> writes Good question! Given that V2.16 beta didn't result in any serious bug reports, and I haven't changed too

Hi Andy, I unzipped and installed a couple of times V1.0. However, the same fault report keeps popping up (after setting up waypoints with the left mouse click) immediately after clicking the right

As someone who has written code to decode all the position reports, don't you find the sheer number of different position report types excessive? I would prefer that a GPS-aware TNC had a little more

In message <E126f57-0004g9-00@...>, David J. Ackrill <dave.g0dja@...> writes I tried to e-mail him and sent numerous msg's over the last few days when he was obviously "at

Hello Roger, When will be the next non beta release of ui-view please ? 73 de Dave

Make sure you have installed ui-path in the ui-view directory and no where else. UI-Path needs UI-View running to work apart from that I have no more ideas

In article <oCyZ+AAtVfd4EwkA@...>, Roger Barker <roger@...> writes Sorry about the sudden excess of suddenlys. That's what comes of writing email and talking on the phone at the

In article <20000107233539.B13490@...>, Hamish Moffatt <hamish@...> writes No, that's been the great problem with APRS! Putting the intelligence in the hardware has been great for

In article <000001bf590b$10bb83e0$5338832c@...>, Keith <keithp@...> writes If you're running UI-View or any other APRS software system, then the SSID has no meaning - your station

In article <000001bf590b$10bb83e0$5338832c@...>, Keith <keithp@...> writes This is not true. The APRS Protocol Specification says the following SSIDs may be used in the source address:

I think SSIDs are a poor way to identify your station type. Some of the APRS message formats include a station type identifier; only formats which don't use the SSID (eg NMEA strings from GPS

Hello all. I understood that we should put -3 in our UI-View callsigns in order to be compatible with APRS. However, I have received a packet message about this, of which the following is the relevant

I've created a file called "UI-Path.INI" and placed it in the UI-View folder on my computer. The file contains the following text: W2EV XXXXX XXXXX Yet, I continue to receive the error message. Did I

Hi All Anybody on the eastern side of England running UI-Path could send me there uipath.out file. So I can see what the links are going... as apposed to coming back! 73 - Andy, G7OCW