Greetings Julian, Outside of one thing, there's an explanation for everything (I think). g4ilo wrote: The "turn off backlight" setting does just that, it turns off the backlight. However, on my

I took APRSIS-CE for it's first portable outing today, with my HTC Touch phone running on batteries only. I found a few issues that made this outing a bit less successful than I'd hoped for. For some

David, My build environment says Windows Mobile 6.1, but I know it runs on 5.0. As far as 2003, I suspect it won't work because I'm not sure the GPSapi goes back that far. The best I can suggest is

I tried to look for the info but haven't been able to find it (readme, release note etc). Which Windows Mobile versions are supported? Are WM 2003 and 2003 SE supported, for example? Or only WM 5 or

Lynn, That makes sense ... I think I noticed the errors after I entered the password to unlock the screen saver after it had been idle for a while. Thanks, Jerome WD4CWG

Jerome Lofton wrote: That error occurs when the program cannot access the display. I'm guessing that you're on a laptop? It happens to me when I close the lid or suspend/resume the machine. The

Lynn, Occasionally, I am getting a "BitBit Failed at line 5931 Error 6" pop-up. However, when I click "OK, the error message goes away and the program resumes working

Ok, I thought about this some more and remembered something about message groups which was sort of mixed up with private nets in my mind. I went back to the aprs101.pdf spec and found the following on

The only "group" APRS messaging feature that I'm aware of is via the CQSRVR. If you and everyone else send a message to the CQSRVR with an agreed-up group ID, every subsequent message sent to that

I would like to send an APRS message that would be received by anyone who wants to receive it. The only way I know how to do this is for everyone who wants to receive the message to tell me their

Lynn, this topic just answered the question that I was going to ask about, no position Tx without GPS data. I installed APRSISCE on my old T-Mobile MDA (HTC Wizard 200) last week, and it is cool

Lynn, That's perfect - I can easily add manual filter strings, I'm quite happy at command line prompts! Will give that a go. Thanks again. Tim, G4VXE

I wonder if disabling GPS and disabling beaconing ought to be separate functions? If I carry the phone in my pocket around the house disabling GPS is useful, not just because it can't get an accurate

Julian, g4ilo wrote: Hum, that is a potential problem, isn't it? As I mentioned in the Blog, I toggle the GPS off when I go indoors to prevent the drifting caused by decreased satellite coverage,

Good morning Tim! tim.kirby@... wrote: You're welcome. It's like the folks at Google say, "I eat my own dog food". I wrote the client for myself and then decided to unleash it on the

Julian, I found that too, on my laptop! So I switched GPS back on and I'm beaconing again. I haven't got a GPS on my laptop, of course :-) Tim G4VXE

Hi Lynn, Firstly, thank you very much for writing a really great bit of software. Julian, G4ILO introduced me to APRSIS for Win32 last week and I've been running it ever since. I was thinking this

Lynn, a question. Following your advice on my blog yesterday I have disabled the GPS after fixing my position while my HTC is sitting in its desktop docking station and not moving, to prevent the

Hi Lynn, Just to say Thank you for an excellent piece of software. I have installed it onto a Asus Mypal A696 pocket pc, I just needed to mess around with the XML file a little bit and all is running

I have a metric option on my ToDo list already. One of the interesting features of APRS, however, is the ambiguity in the transmission of Altitude (at least, I think it's that one). It may be in