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Howard, No problem in the least to charge for your software. I was always amazed that you offered it for free. I had no idea that you had been unemployed for so long...being such a good programmer.

Charles Brain is a DSP Guru God, and a very nice person. I have communicated with him a few times this year. Charles Brain has given me written permission to use his m110 software code. Took much work

Sorry to hear Howard. Too bad my HD with my ham software crashed 2 weeks ago. My backup image was bad to boot! Hopefully someone in the IT field will recognize your talents and hire you. You are an

On Fri Nov 16 18:18 , 'Howard Z' <HowardZ@...> sent: have not completed code changes for licensing.People who already have HRI installed on their computer, may continue using it.However, it

In answer to Juan's question: Ham Radio Integrator (HRI) will no longer be free. I have not completed code changes for licensing. People who already have HRI installed on their computer, may continue

John, Read the Kessler Engineering manual for the AT AUTO. In Chapter 9 it talks about the RTS line doing a reset - and that doing this constantly can damage the tuner. It talks about a jumper inside

Howard - In the past, the Visual Studio version was giving me a problem installing. I didn't try on this particular Windows 10 computer. Where can I find the install file? We will try stopping the RTS

John, Very impressive. I seem to recall that RTS causes the AT AUTO to do a reset. I'd need to look it up in the manual. If my memory is correct, then you'd need a modified serial cable with the RTS

We are mounting an AT-Auto in a cabinet at the 125' level of a cell tower.? Testing, before it gets hauled up, shows that the serial connection is intermittent at best and not connect much of the

Howard, Thank you for your quick solution to solve the problem. The new 7 Jul 2018V2 version works now with all the fonts 73`s Rene, PA7R ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, July 7, 2018

OK Rene, Give the latest Java version a try. Let me know if there are problems. Howard

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Rene, I just looked in the Java code and all references to 0BKCBLUE.GIF are in capital letters. It's great that you found the solution to the problem. I do not understand the problem since the code

Hi Howard, I found the problem and the cure, The fonts are all in CAPS, and Windows is not a case sensitive O.S. But Linux is a case sensitive O.S., so it does not find the .gifs , in submap digits

Hi Rene, The GIF files for the digits are in a sub-folder called "digits', and is located where Ham Radio Integrator was installed. You will find 100 files because there are 10 choices of appearances

Hi Howard, I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux (Java)version ( see screenshot) Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ? My configuration : Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit Oracle

Tom, I think the answer is no, because the two instances will be using the same settings files. I think yes, if you run HRI-java for one radio and run HRI-VisualStudios for the second radio, as the