ID Tracker has been updated.

http://bellsouthpwp.net/k/d/kd5eis/I.../IDTracker.htm

Please read the installation notes if you are updating from a previous
version.

http://bellsouthpwp.net/k/d/kd5eis/I...m#InstallNotes

New features/changes for V2.6.2

- Added comments to the identification screen. These
comments will be saved with the ID information and
will be displayed as a tool tip on the main screen when
the ID is active.

- Added user definable data paths. This sets the folder
for storing data files and allows a user to maintain multiple
data sets which can be useful for scanning in different
locations. The default value is a subfolder of the application
folder named "DATA". The dropdown list will save
previously created data paths for quick recall.

- Audio files will now be stored in a subfolder of the data
folder. This is necessary for keeping track of the files
when switching data paths.

- Due to a data file format change, ID descriptions with
commas will not be read properly. To correct the problem
you may enclose the description in the data files in
quotes ("). This change was necessary to allow the
addition of new fields. See "Notes" in the help file for
additional information.

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Baton Rouge, LA

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ID Tracker could not find our BC780XLT and gave us an error when we used
our BC785D. It keeped say hit F12 and when we did that it would tell it
could not find a radio. After 20min of screwing with it we uninstall it and
deleted it.

"David M. Hitchner" wrote in
:

ID Tracker has been updated.

http://bellsouthpwp.net/k/d/kd5eis/I.../IDTracker.htm

Please read the installation notes if you are updating from a previous
version.

http://bellsouthpwp.net/k/d/kd5eis/I...sion.htm#Insta
llNotes

New features/changes for V2.6.2

- Added comments to the identification screen. These
comments will be saved with the ID information and
will be displayed as a tool tip on the main screen when
the ID is active.

- Added user definable data paths. This sets the folder
for storing data files and allows a user to maintain multiple
data sets which can be useful for scanning in different
locations. The default value is a subfolder of the application
folder named "DATA". The dropdown list will save
previously created data paths for quick recall.

- Audio files will now be stored in a subfolder of the data
folder. This is necessary for keeping track of the files
when switching data paths.

- Due to a data file format change, ID descriptions with
commas will not be read properly. To correct the problem
you may enclose the description in the data files in
quotes ("). This change was necessary to allow the
addition of new fields. See "Notes" in the help file for
additional information.




--
That Other George

Please send your spam to:

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/

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In article , says...
ID Tracker could not find our BC780XLT and gave us an error when we used
our BC785D. It keeped say hit F12 and when we did that it would tell it
could not find a radio. After 20min of screwing with it we uninstall it and
deleted it.


You must be having problems with your 780 or your computer. This isn't
the first time I saw you say that you have had problems getting a
program to find the radio. Don't you think that if the problem was in
these programs that everyone would have the same problem as you. ID
tracker found my 780 without any problems. Who is this we that you keep
talking about? Are you part of some kind of program testing team?

--
Dwayne
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BC895/

Well you have to understand there are 28 of us in the HAM / Scanner club
and when a program wont run on the 6 computer in the clubs building and the
members computers at there homes, then it's not a computer or radio
problem, i.e. it's junk software. We first install this on a new 2.66GHz
Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine. ID Tracker would not find the scanner and keeped telling
us to hit F-12. I installed it on my Toshiba Tecra 9100 Notebook, Pentium-4
2GHz and tried that with both the 780 and the 785, same thing, i.e. hit F-
12, there it said it could not connect to the radio. So we fireup
TrunkStar780 and theirs the radio working just fine.. We do a setup about
30 times with ID Tracker before someone said "screw this not working free
junk lets go get dinner" so we uninstalled it from all the computers
deleted the junk from the hard drives and went to AppleBee's. "the end"

Dwayne wrote in
.net:

In article ,
says...
ID Tracker could not find our BC780XLT and gave us an error when we
used our BC785D. It keeped say hit F12 and when we did that it would
tell it could not find a radio. After 20min of screwing with it we
uninstall it and deleted it.


You must be having problems with your 780 or your computer. This isn't
the first time I saw you say that you have had problems getting a
program to find the radio. Don't you think that if the problem was in
these programs that everyone would have the same problem as you. ID
tracker found my 780 without any problems. Who is this we that you
keep talking about? Are you part of some kind of program testing team?




--
That Other George

Please send your spam to:

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/winjunk.htm

In article , says...
Well you have to understand there are 28 of us in the HAM / Scanner club
and when a program wont run on the 6 computer in the clubs building and the
members computers at there homes, then it's not a computer or radio
problem, i.e. it's junk software. We first install this on a new 2.66GHz
Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine. ID Tracker would not find the scanner and keeped telling
us to hit F-12. I installed it on my Toshiba Tecra 9100 Notebook, Pentium-4
2GHz and tried that with both the 780 and the 785, same thing, i.e. hit F-
12, there it said it could not connect to the radio. So we fireup
TrunkStar780 and theirs the radio working just fine.. We do a setup about
30 times with ID Tracker before someone said "screw this not working free
junk lets go get dinner" so we uninstalled it from all the computers
deleted the junk from the hard drives and went to AppleBee's. "the end"

Then tell me why it works just fine on all 3 of my computers. Maybe you
got a bad DL or something.
--
Dwayne
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BC895/

Do all those nice modern computers have serial ports, or are you using
USB adaptors???????????????

On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 21:00:42 -0000, That Other George
wrote:

Well you have to understand there are 28 of us in the HAM / Scanner club
and when a program wont run on the 6 computer in the clubs building and the
members computers at there homes, then it's not a computer or radio
problem, i.e. it's junk software. We first install this on a new 2.66GHz
Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine. ID Tracker would not find the scanner and keeped telling
us to hit F-12. I installed it on my Toshiba Tecra 9100 Notebook, Pentium-4
2GHz and tried that with both the 780 and the 785, same thing, i.e. hit F-
12, there it said it could not connect to the radio. So we fireup
TrunkStar780 and theirs the radio working just fine.. We do a setup about
30 times with ID Tracker before someone said "screw this not working free
junk lets go get dinner" so we uninstalled it from all the computers
deleted the junk from the hard drives and went to AppleBee's. "the end"

Dwayne wrote in
l.net:

In article ,
says...
ID Tracker could not find our BC780XLT and gave us an error when we
used our BC785D. It keeped say hit F12 and when we did that it would
tell it could not find a radio. After 20min of screwing with it we
uninstall it and deleted it.


You must be having problems with your 780 or your computer. This isn't
the first time I saw you say that you have had problems getting a
program to find the radio. Don't you think that if the problem was in
these programs that everyone would have the same problem as you. ID
tracker found my 780 without any problems. Who is this we that you
keep talking about? Are you part of some kind of program testing team?




--
That Other George

Please send your spam to:

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/winjunk.htm

On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 21:00:42 -0000, That Other George
wrote:

Well you have to understand there are 28 of us in the HAM / Scanner club
and when a program wont run on the 6 computer in the clubs building and the
members computers at there homes, then it's not a computer or radio
problem, i.e. it's junk software. We first install this on a new 2.66GHz
Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine. ID Tracker would not find the scanner and keeped telling
us to hit F-12. I installed it on my Toshiba Tecra 9100 Notebook, Pentium-4
2GHz and tried that with both the 780 and the 785, same thing, i.e. hit F-
12, there it said it could not connect to the radio. So we fireup
TrunkStar780 and theirs the radio working just fine.. We do a setup about
30 times with ID Tracker before someone said "screw this not working free
junk lets go get dinner" so we uninstalled it from all the computers
deleted the junk from the hard drives and went to AppleBee's. "the end"


Did you setup the comm port and the baud rate? My guess would be that
you and your 27 other buddys didnt
--
Dwayne
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BC895/

If you bothered to read what was written you have seen the part about
"Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine" So I guess the answer to your serial port questions is
"Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh" geeeeez i don't know....

Do all those nice modern computers have serial ports, or are you using
USB adaptors???????????????

On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 21:00:42 -0000, That Other George
wrote:

Well you have to understand there are 28 of us in the HAM / Scanner
club and when a program wont run on the 6 computer in the clubs
building and the members computers at there homes, then it's not a
computer or radio problem, i.e. it's junk software. We first install
this on a new 2.66GHz Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780,
ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and CC780 just fine. ID Tracker would not
find the scanner and keeped telling us to hit F-12. I installed it on
my Toshiba Tecra 9100 Notebook, Pentium-4 2GHz and tried that with
both the 780 and the 785, same thing, i.e. hit F- 12, there it said it
could not connect to the radio. So we fireup TrunkStar780 and theirs
the radio working just fine.. We do a setup about 30 times with ID
Tracker before someone said "screw this not working free junk lets go
get dinner" so we uninstalled it from all the computers deleted the
junk from the hard drives and went to AppleBee's. "the end"

Dwayne wrote in
al.net:

In article ,
says...
ID Tracker could not find our BC780XLT and gave us an error when we
used our BC785D. It keeped say hit F12 and when we did that it
would tell it could not find a radio. After 20min of screwing with
it we uninstall it and deleted it.


You must be having problems with your 780 or your computer. This
isn't the first time I saw you say that you have had problems
getting a program to find the radio. Don't you think that if the
problem was in these programs that everyone would have the same
problem as you. ID tracker found my 780 without any problems. Who is
this we that you keep talking about? Are you part of some kind of
program testing team?




--
That Other George

Please send your spam to:

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/winjunk.htm





--
That Other George

Please send your spam to:

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/winjunk.htm

And if you bothered to read what was written you would seen the part about
"Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine." So I guess the answer to your question is also
"Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh, geeezzz i don't know???"


Did you setup the comm port and the baud rate? My guess would be that
you and your 27 other buddys didnt


On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 21:00:42 -0000, That Other George
wrote:

Well you have to understand there are 28 of us in the HAM / Scanner
club and when a program wont run on the 6 computer in the clubs
building and the members computers at there homes, then it's not a
computer or radio problem, i.e. it's junk software. We first
install this on a new 2.66GHz Pentium 4 computer that runs
TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and CC780 just fine. ID
Tracker would not find the scanner and keeped telling us to hit
F-12. I installed it on my Toshiba Tecra 9100 Notebook, Pentium-4
2GHz and tried that with both the 780 and the 785, same thing, i.e.
hit F- 12, there it said it could not connect to the radio. So we
fireup TrunkStar780 and theirs the radio working just fine.. We do a
setup about 30 times with ID Tracker before someone said "screw this
not working free junk lets go get dinner" so we uninstalled it from
all the computers deleted the junk from the hard drives and went to
AppleBee's. "the end"




--
That Other George

Please send your spam to:

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/

http://webpages.charter.net/moment/winjunk.htm

In article ,
says...
And if you bothered to read what was written you would seen the part about
"Pentium 4 computer that runs TrunkStar780, ARC780, SanPro780, Java780 and
CC780 just fine." So I guess the answer to your question is also
"Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh, geeezzz i don't know???"


Did you setup the comm port and the baud rate? My guess would be that
you and your 27 other buddys didnt

And if you bothered to setup the comm port and the baud in ID Tracker
then it would have worked for you. You guys really need to stop testing
software if you cant learn to setup the software you are testing. You
bash a program just because you dont know how to use it. Also what does
the pent 4 computer and the other programs have to do with it? NOTHING
--
Dwayne
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BC895/