8,000
i thought i would miss it.
instead, i am it.
keep up the good work.
Noticed yesterday it was getting close to 8,000 and thought about a similar congratulatory post. Definitely speaks to the popularity of the software!
8,000
i thought i would miss it.
instead, i am it.
keep up the good work.
It could be done in ProScan or Sentinel.
In ProScan (like Sentinel), it's done in the Favorites Editor.
I don't know what you've done so far so let me ask.
Was the last update done in ProScan or Sentinel? I haven't done an update yet. The system in my favorites list has 862 talkgroups while the current RRDB shows 1224.
Do you have the ProScan Favorites Editor showing? Yes
Do you already have the systems in the ProScan favorites? Yes
Is the Favorites folder/files location opened in ProScan using the same Sentinel folder location? No, I didn't know that was possible, so currently if I make changes in either ProScan or Sentinel, I save them, copy to the radio and then open the other program and copy it to the pc.
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8,000
i thought i would miss it.
instead, i am it.
keep up the good work.
I show you to be 7,999.
What version worked before?Running the web server, the program responds correctly until a remote view is started. Within 5 seconds of opening the web page, the cursor changes to a blue spinning busy circle. The web page still updates and remote control works but the server is unresponsive. I am running Windows 10 Pro
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LOVE IT! Can't wait to try it out! This might just wean me away from Sentinel for managing my Favorites!!!The next version is going to have a Check the RRDB for Changes feature. It 's only for systems originally imported from the RRDB. It should be ready in about 2 to 3 months.
Yes, they are.are the 396T and 325p2 scanners DMA radios?
Good to hear. ThanksWell that was easy! I've been running Proscan since Aug 2009, and never had occasion to give anyone else access.
Yesterday while helping out a new scanner user, I wanted to give temporary web access to my Proscan so he could see how it worked.
Thought I'd better use HTTPS. Looked at the settings, and thought "hmm I have a fresh cert for my domain on my IMAP server". Copy, paste... poof! Worked beautifully. As always, great work, Bob!