ja mooi maar als ik het eraf ga gooien moet ik natuurlijk wel mijn code's en weet ik al wat niet meer bij de hand hebben, of heb ik dat mis gaat het op ip of zo.
En als ik SP deinstalleer dan blijven de kaartje toch gewoon staan. Is het mogelijk om dmv van een USB Gps het middelpunt van het radarscherm mee te laten lopen met de werkelijke pos.
Groet,
Frank
Niks aan de hand. Heb je allemaal niet nodig. Heb het al 8 maal zo gedaan. Als het maar op dezelfde computer gebeurt.
Kaarten blijven staan.
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Message: 4
Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 18:41:04 -0000
From: "algarveastronomy" <bmes@coaa.co.uk>
Subject: Version 8.1 of ShipPlotter posted
Hi,
I have put version 8.1 of ShipPlotter on the web site at
http://www.shipplotter.comPlease save any cherished files before you uninstall the old
version. Upgrades are free to registered users. Your settings will
be carried forward to the new version. You may need to use Ctrl-
Refresh to force a cache to show you the new web page.
New features
You can now save and reload a number of different configurations
(charts, colours, etc. - in fact everything that is saved and
restored between sessions) using new options in the File pulldown.
A new command line switch '/config A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H' allows you to
autostart ShipPlotter with one of the configuration sets described
above. In this way it is possible to start several instances of
ShipPlotter and have each one display a different chart with its own
settings.
ShipPlotter has always been enabled for OLE/COM Automation. The
interface has now acquired some methods that can be called from a
script running separately from the machine. Here is a minimalist VB
script to exploit that feature. Please read the help file for full
details and limitations.
Dim MyObject
Set MyObject = GetObject(,"ShipPlotter.Document")
mxla = MyObject.GetMaxLat()
mnla = MyObject.GetMinLat()
mxlo = MyObject.GetMaxLon()
mnlo = MyObject.GetMinLon()
WScript.Echo mxla,mnla,mxlo,mnlo
You can now specify the colours for GPX overlays for Waypoints, Track
points, Track segments, Route points, Route segments (five options).
Options..Chart..GPX overlay..Options.
If you use the satellite chart option and then subsequently move to a
different chart (by various means) you are now offered the choice of
discarding the satellite chart, renaming it (and its associated
calibration file) to some more meaningful name or leaving the
datetime name that is used by default. This new feature is intended
to reduce the tendancy to fill the Chart files directory with large
numbers of unidentified satellite charts.
There is a new option under Options..Charts..Quick charts to delete
selected Quick Chart options.
There is a new option in the Chart..Customise dialog to allow you to
append the country code (two or three character code as selected in
the same dialog) to named ships on the chart displays.
The GPS message family of the form $GPHDG is now supported although
this feature is currently untested.
GPS messages with prefixes other that $GP and $II should now be
supported.
Bug fixes
The bug that caused nav aids name data to be progressively right
shifted during sharing has been fixed in the server script.
The original message datetime is now displayed in the status bar if
you right click during log file replay.
I hope that IMO numbers with more than 7 digits will not now cause
data misalignment.
If you select AVI movie recording and also start the program with the
red button to record a WAV file, the AVI is now recorded correctly.
Previously, the AVI was not recorded while recording a WAV file.
Regards
Bev
COAA
