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Al, At the current time you need a LocoBuffer. Bob is still working on the MS100 interface. Find out about it in the files section of the Loco_Net Hackers group on Yahoo. A lot of work for

Bob, I made my first attempt to using Decoder Pro. The attempt failed. Here are the steps I took. I downloaded Java 2 plug in from the Sun site. It was version 1.4.0_01. I installed it on the

Bob, As you must have suspected, my machines did not have the Java software installed. I installed Java 1.4.0. When I type "java -version" I get: __________________ D:\>java -version java

At 11:28 AM -0700 6/28/02, Robin Becker wrote: It's so generous of you to think I might have some artistic ability! Unfortunately, I really don't, and I hadn't thought beyond trying to shrink

Thanks for trying, sorry it didn't work. Yes, that's helpful. Somehow the installer seems to have failed to find the Java version you've got installed. That's the tricky bit, and I've probably not

Thanks! The installer currently adds it to the JVM that the "java" command will invoke. It needs to be there because the program is started using "java" or "javaw". The installer gets that info from

Jon, You are right, there are lots of shareware and inexpensive commercial programs for handling icons. They let you do nice things, like have transparent areas (i.e. non-rectangular appearance),

Robin, Before I retired I had a program on the computer at work that made icons. Can't remember the name of it. Real simple program but as it was some time ago it was probably 16 color also.

Bob, I have a simple program that will create a Windows ico file with a set of icons in different resolutions / color depths. Unfortunately it is old and will only do up to 16 colors so I can't

Bob, I downloaded the file and tried it on Windows 98, 2K and XP Pro. All failed with the error message: 'Setup cannot write to the destination file "\lib\javax.comm.properties".' Is there

Ok, I have installed onto Win2K Seemed to install ok although I noted that the installer didn't ask which JVM I wanted to use and stuck the comm.jar file into the JVM under C:\JBuilder4\jvm

This is the first time I have tried this for a while so I haven't seen all the intermediate versions but I like this a lot more that what we had before. I think it is good. I guess the smoke is still

I'm downloading it now... Alex

I've created a first version of a Windows installer. I'd like to have somebody try it and tell me how to make it better. Also, does anybody know how to make a "Windows icon file"? If I can get one

Sorry for the slow reply, it's been a busy week. Also, I've rearranged the paragraphs below so the reply makes more sense, and coincidentally to put the good news first. No problem. I _like_

Bob, for suggestion in Euerope i need for user groups and friends a german version of the thesis on .. discribtion. I have made a translation from the C/MRI in 1986 for german language. We need it for

Bob, Tried out 0-9-3-2 today. Sorry if these comments seem overly critical, and of course they are just one person's opinion. And no I'm not just miffed because the flyouts weren't possible :-)

I've tried to put together people's suggestions on how to improve the process of selecting a decoder for DecoderPro. Robin, sorry, but I just couldn't get pop-down menus to work well. I'd like your

It's not quite so simple. I'm not completely fluent in Java so I'll only sketch the theoretical solution to the problem and hopefully someone can fill in the Java details. Here's the problem. The

option with Same problem here as with the javacomm package. Setting the port options (on windows---don't know about unix) uses the driver supplied list of valid baud rates which doesn't include