Hi,

Has anyone Windows based software available for the Icom IC-R2 scanning
radio ???

Barry

On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 21:53:07 +0200, Canonian wrote:


Has anyone Windows based software available for the Icom IC-R2 scanning
radio ???

Barry

You are welcome to use tk2, the free, open source software
I wrote for the IC-R2. It works on Linux, Windows, MacOS X,
and other systems.

See http://parnass.com for screen shots, downloading,
and more info.

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Hi,

Has anyone Windows based software available for the Icom IC-R2 scanning
radio ???

Barry



several versions at:

http://www.thiecom.de/ftp/icom/icr2/software/win/

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"Canonian" wrote in message
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Hi,

Has anyone Windows based software available for the Icom IC-R2 scanning
radio ???

Barry



several versions at:

http://www.thiecom.de/ftp/icom/icr2/software/win/



ok,

thnx

Barry

Hey Bob,

It must be a great software package, but I do not want all the development
environment on my PC.
Just the runtime version is ok for me. Is it possible to send me a runtime
version, without needing al the sourcecode and compiler engines?

Barry

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On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 21:53:07 +0200, Canonian wrote:


Has anyone Windows based software available for the Icom IC-R2 scanning
radio ???

Barry

You are welcome to use tk2, the free, open source software
I wrote for the IC-R2. It works on Linux, Windows, MacOS X,
and other systems.

See http://parnass.com for screen shots, downloading,
and more info.

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Bob Parnass, AJ9S GNU/Linux User http://parnass.com

On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 21:09:12 +0200, "Canonian" said in
alt.radio.scanner:

It must be a great software package, but I do not want all the development
environment on my PC.
Just the runtime version is ok for me. Is it possible to send me a runtime
version, without needing al the sourcecode and compiler engines?

For programs written in Tcl, the source *is* the runtime "version".
The Tcl interpreter, which you can download for Windows, runs the
source code. "all the development environment" can be as simple as
Notepad.