Where are you seeing the *Int* ? On a radio that receives the packet or in the scroller? In the scroller, that is normal - *int* is internally generated packet - generated by APRSIS32. <Menu>

Where are you seeing that? *Int* generally means internal packet, such as telemetry and that. Greg KB3KBR Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I've noticed that when my radio transmits a beacon, the beacon starts with *Int* . I've looked through all of the docs and am unable to find anything on this subject. Has anybody had this problem or

I have been trying to use a US Converters blutronium serial to Bluetooth adapter as I am trying to run a Windows 10 tablet that I can move easily in and out of my Jeep to run APRS to support

The only reason I can think of for a pixelated map is that you were zooming in and the tile server was unavailable causing APRSIS32 to stretch further out zooms to have something to display.  If it

Did a sys-reboot b after another program was updated. For some reason now the Map looks fine. -- -- KD7YZ Bob EM88LL

somewhere in the past few days my Map has gotten progressively more and more pixelated. I am not sure how to get back to 'normal' Version as of right now is 2020/05/19 21:42 tnx any help --

Hopefully final fix for MBTiles databases that fail to open. Add counters for various reasons for fetching tiles to the Tile status popup (double-click empty space on the map).

Wow, you aren’t kidding about the lack of traffic! - 73 Mike N3LI -

Running Dev: 2020/05/19 12:18. No issues except a severe lack of RF traffic. Hope that starts to change. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

Restore CURL and https tile fetching support Put actual date/time (almost) version into .EXE header.  The Product Version is correct, but I can't seem to get hhmm to go into the FileVersion, but at

Ok, we can ignore the fire drill about international versions. The issue was the user was using an external tool to edit the APRSIS32.XML configuration file and it was inserting a line break as the

As you wish: R. Windows PowerShell Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. PS C:\Users\rysiek> Get-WinSystemLocale | Select-Object Name,

Name DisplayName OEMCP ACP ---- ----------- ----- --- en-GB English (United Kingdom) 850 1252

Name DisplayName OEMCP ACP ---- ----------- ----- --- sr-Latn-RS Serbian (Latin, Serbia) 852 1250 -- 73, Pedja

well now this is interesting, On a USA built PC I get the exact same results as you show Lynn but on a machine built for Europe I get 850 instead of 437. Having said that, I have no issues running the

Rolled back some seemingly arbitrary Resource file changes made by Visual Studio Temporarily rolled back CURL and https support for map tiles, trying to fix whatever is causing APRSIS32 to crash in

If you wouldn't mind doing me a favor, can you (or any non-English user, working or not) open a PowerShell prompt (search in your start menu) and execute the following code snippet (just

I use the Polish version of windows 10, 7 and XP. APRSIS32 works stable on all these systems. SQ9MDD W dniu 2020-05-18 o 04:59, Lynn Deffenbaugh pisze: -- SINUX Ryszard Labus ul. Domaniewska 47/10

I've gotten a report that some folks in Denmark are having issues with all versions of APRSIS32 since 2020/05/01 21:21.  Is anyone else experiencing issues with the Development versions since