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Talking about maps for ui-view brings up a question I have. I normally run Precision Mapping9 but thought I'd try the map server by PA7RHM. When I do my position is way off, zoomed in it's on the west

what version of the mapping program would u reccomend. [ui-view] <ui-view@...> wrote:

Looks like Amazon still has some. Monty Wilson jwilson16@... Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2015 11:24 PM To: ui-view@... Subject: Re: [UI-View] New Install I use

I use precision maps from under tow if you can find a copy get it. Chuck Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2015 4:25 PM To: ui-view@... Subject: [UI-View] New Install got it all downloaded

I went with this because it's the only version I could get to work. It seems like all of the others I read about are no longer in production. Brad / K0WET Chris van Gorp's website

Maps... What a headache. I'm new to APRS, new to UI-View, and new to this group. I spent all last weekend trying to figure out how to load a map. Most of the prior software programs are no longer

got it all downloaded and installed. Now Maps, what is everyone doing for maps now days? Joe WB9SBD -- Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme Idle-Tyme.com http://www.idle-tyme.com

Doing fine with an XP guest on a linux box using Virtual Box. ?I like it a lotwhen I'm in Linux and just don't want to boot to Windows. ?Kurt KC9LDH To: ui-view@... Sent: Tuesday,

The so-called "Compatibility Mode" was actually a virtual machine (MS Virtual PC 2007) running a full-blown copy of Windows XP inside of Win 7. This virtual machine is NO LONGER being supplied with

Great idea! Yes you can run older programs like Uiview32 in compatibility mode, I run mine in Windows XP Service pack 3 mode! However, on all my PC's running Windows 10, when I do a restart of my PC,

In Win10 can you still run XP programs in Compatibility mode like you can on Win7? John

I switched all 4 computers to WIN 10 and everything is running okay including UI-View. I would suggest you upgrade WIN 7 or WIN 8 to Windows 10 because you have 30 days that you can go back if for

Response from my IT guy. He once was the eight year old who fixed all my computer problems! See below. Steve kb1chu If they can get professional versions of windows 10 they can prevent updates from

It's not just the early adopters' headaches. One also needs to consider that Win 10 will be a moving target changing ENDLESSLY with FORCED updates! Microsoft has stated that Win 10 will be the last

If you are running Win7 now, I'd go with it. No real reason to change to Win8 or 10 (at least until more is know about Win10 and its many bugs) I've already seen folks complaining about a delay

Joe WB9SBD wrote... UI-View32 v2.03 32full203.exe http://www.ui-view.net/uiview32/fullinstall/32full203.exe -- 73 Keith VE7GDH "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"

I'm running Win 7 right now, and of course eventually win 10 both 64 bit, what version should I download? Joe WB9SBD Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle

Good info at the footer of every ail in this group. Your answer is there. Ko4Lloyd ui-view@...> wrote:

Joe WB9SBD wrote… Just download UI-View32 from www.ui-view.net and install it. If you are on anything newer than XP, do not install it below Program Files. If you have the old registration

Many years ago I used UI-View for many things. But I got out of it for a while. But now getting back in, Now I did have of course a registered copy. Now what do I do if I want to install it on my