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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 pointing to the direction the location is
off-map?

Thanks and 73, Mick O'Donnell

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They already are Mick! They are shown in the Stations List, along with those
within the area of the current map.

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73 - Roger G4ZEC <zec@...>

They already are Mick! They are shown in the Stations List, along with

those

within the area of the current map.

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73 - Roger G4ZEC <zec@...>

Maybe so, but nothing is flagged on the MAP, which is where, I would
suggest, most users would be looking at, if not doing anything else. It
would be nice to have a visual indication of direction of, off-map station
and callsign? Maybe I am missing something here, but I can't find it! :-)

Thanks and 73, Mick O'Donnell, g8ccv@gb7ben

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In article <001001be8ac8$39fc9760$4519883e@g8ccv>, Mick O'Donnell
<mickodonnell@...> writes

From: "Mick O'Donnell" <mickodonnell@...>

They already are Mick! They are shown in the Stations List, along with

those

within the area of the current map.

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73 - Roger G4ZEC <zec@...>

Maybe so, but nothing is flagged on the MAP, which is where, I would
suggest, most users would be looking at, if not doing anything else. It
would be nice to have a visual indication of direction of, off-map station
and callsign? Maybe I am missing something here, but I can't find it! :-)

I think you'll find that, the more stations you hear, the more you'll
use the Station List. I open it by default when UI-View starts, using
the /S command line option.

Also, if you load a series of maps - local, semi-local, UK, and Europe,
you can then flick through them with the <- and -> buttons and so
easily see what stations are off your local map.

I've had various thoughts about clicking a station in the list and
automatically loading a map on which that station will appear, moving
the map so the station is visible, highlighting it in some way, etc, but
that's a bit far in the future at the moment.

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Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@...
Boston, UK

Sorry Mick, but I don't agree!

I usually check in the Stations list to see who has been heard before I load
a map. Even when I have a map loaded, I keep an eye on the Stations list
for new, incoming stations heard.

Call me 'strange' but even with a fairly close scale map, many stations are
plotted one on top of the other, so keeping the Stations list open tells me
of a new one plotted and then I load a suitably sized map to find them.

de Dave (G0DJA)