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Dave he give's also in the window error 13 type mismatch is this a info for you? -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Verzonden: dinsdag 3 april 2001 20:54 Aan: dxlab@... Onderwerp: [dxlab]

I have the 98 version normal type only dutch version. The help is working not more a dos screen now. I have reinstal it and restart the comp. 700 MHz and 64MB memory i do not know yje version se or so

Dave, I had figured that out, but it took a while. I think that is an excellent explanation. However, I assume that this all means nothing with record breaking solar flares, geomagnetic storm

After generating a prediction for propagation between two locations, check "Show Critical Frequencies" and uncheck "Show Open Bands". The black curve represents the lowest useable frequency (LUF) as a

Ron, I tested this release on three different versions of windows: NT 4.0, 98SE, and Win2K. My guess is that you are running a European version, and that one of PropView's date or time routines is

Ron, I have now also installed PropView and I am afraid I can not reproduce any of your symptoms. It seems to be working fine though I am still trying to learn how to interpret the graphs. If I were

Helo all. I have install the 1.01 version of PropView. I have the next problem. 1. When i click the Predict button the next mesagge show: Error 13 Run time error. 2. If i click the help button i have

PropView uses the included IonCap propagation prediction engine to forecast the minimum and maximum useable frequencies between two locations over a specified 24 hour period. Results are rendered in

Today, I was dismayed to see that DXView's title bar was displaying a UTC time that was off by one hour. I fired up WinWarbler, and the UTC time in its title bar was correct. DXView, WinWarbler, and

In this release, I modified the internal representation of latitudes and longitudes to correct a defect that caused the incorrect display of positions between 0 South and 0 1' North, or between 0 East

A wise choice, Robin. If its any consolation, your travails have advanced Pathfinder 4.0 on my to-do list. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Thanks Dave....I think the Web Client is the answer for me...I have bookmarked it! Robin gw3zcf Web Robin

I had downloaded the search library before but again it was a matter of not reading "all" the directions. I assumed that all I had to do was download and unzip the library. Now that I have read more

Alternatively, you can avoid all of this by using the Pathfinder Web Client -- this is a web-based version of Pathfinder that require no downloading, installation, or search library updates. Its a

When you install Pathfinder 3.0, the included search library is obsolete. Step 7 of the download/installation instructions ( http://www.qsl.net/pathfinder/DownloadInstall.htm ) suggests that you

I find that I can bring up QRZ.com OK but it does not put the callsign that I have entered into the search window and find it. I have to type it in again and do the search from there. The same thing

Can't be that Dave. I access qrz.com almost every day by typing the URL into my web browser, with no problems. It is only when I try to access it with Pathfinder that I get the message "You are not

Pathfinder is subject to the security settings maintained by Internet Explorer. It sounds like yours are a bit too tight. To verify this, start Internet Explorer and display http://www.qrz.com. If you

I have just downloaded and installed Pathfinder 3.0 But when I enter a call sign and press one of the buttons, I just get a page which says "You are not authorised to view this page" What have I

Thanks to Fred K3ZO, Pathfinder can now search the online Indonesian callbook. Access to this site can be a little slow, as requests and results must traverse the Amateur Packet Radio (AMPR) Network,