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Also, I forgot that the individual double-sizing control is in the Tracked Stations table view, so you have to Track This Station to get it on the list so you can pick double-sizing its icon. Andrew,

No, it was me forgetting where I put it. It's actually on the View menu, specifically View->Layers...->Show Double-Sized Icons. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC (program now 12 years

Andrew, I think there is a disgreement between the versions. I am using 1.0-beta181 (Windows) and I do not see any checkbox in the preference tab to choose double-sized icons. See attached image

A little excessive, deleting the entire directory. You might want to keep the log directory, which not only holds debugging logs, but also logs every transmission you make with YAAC, should you need

Hi Andrew, thank you for the info. I deleted the $HOME/YAAC directory and I recovered the disk space. Then I used the option to download the tiles directly and everything was ok in about 10

Alas, it takes a _very_ long time (hours to _days_) to import the OSM data, especially from the bzipped XML format. Part of the issue is that the OSM database is structured optimally for a DB (what

I've tried several different methods to test filtered message, and it's not capturing anything. I've set my callsign as addressee, and I've used Any. Can you recommend a good way to test and

It would work, except that you'll send the same automatic reply to ANSRVR itself when it acknowledges you joining up, and whenever you want to converse with someone else, they will see your automatic

Ahh, thanks for the explanation. So if I understand it correctly, if I put my callsign in the Addressee field, I should see any messages destined for me specifically? For the WAS event, I'm not

Yes, that would be the "Regular Expression on Message Content" field on the filter definition tab of the window. ________________________________________ Sent: Friday, May 19, 2023 3:15 PM To:

I don't play with YAAC, but if the filters include a message body filter, you could use "N:HOTG". Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

The Filtered Messages view only displays messages that specifically match its inclusion filters. No filter, no filtered messages. The Filtered Messages filters are used to specify which specific

I'm not understanding how to use Filtered Messages. The documentation isn't clear and I'm not able to find any explanations elsewhere online. I opened Filtered Messages after joining the APRSThursday

That Lynn, that helps clear things up!

To aid in your general understanding of APRS messaging, you might want to read an article I wrote a while back. http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:aprs-messaging-explained Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of

Thanks Andrew, I think I'm starting to understand. So let's say someone sends me a message, that message gets picked up by an i-gate and broadcast on the internet, and any i-gates that have recently

You don't tell it to use any specific I-gate. _Every_ I-gate that can hear you will forward your packets to APRS-IS. Similarly, every I-gate that heard you and is transmit-capable will transmit

Ah, that's probably it then. The closest i-gate to me (about 3 miles) is receive only. I don't suppose there's any way to send a message and tell it not to use that i-gate? There are several others

How are you sending the messages? Over RF? In that case, you're only going to see a reply if (and ONLY if) the I-gate(s) that forwarded your RF packets to APRS-IS are transmit-capable so they can put

Hello, I'm completely new at this so bear with me. I have YAAC setup and seems to be working fine. I'm beaconing out and can see my station on aprs.fi. I'm trying to figure out messages. I sent out a