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Archived Support / Installation of version 2.60

« on: June 20, 2005, 12:21:14 PM »

Thanks for help. I found my registration e-mail and suucessfully downloaded and installed the upgrade.

 I did have one little glitch. My download manager , Download Accelerator Plus (DAP), would only download the header of the ZIP file. I had to turn off the download manager to download the full ZIP file. I remember now that I had the same problem when I initially downloaded the production version. I do not remember if it was a problem with the previous update. I have never had any problems using DAP except at the TOPOFUSION site.

 Thanks again,
          
                                     BobM

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Archived Support / Installation of version 2.60

« on: June 19, 2005, 04:23:53 AM »

I would prefer to download the upgrade and use that rather than uninstall.

 Where will I find the upgrade? I do not see it on the site.

                               BobM

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Archived Support / Installation of version 2.60

« on: June 18, 2005, 02:03:36 PM »

I just downloaded version 2.60 and when I went to install it I was told to delete the version I have. Is this correct? I don't seem to remember that from a previous upgrade I did.
 
 If I uninstaal the version I am running and then install version 2.60 will the system remember that I have a registered copy?

 Thanks for a great program,

                               BobM
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Archived Support / Track Log / DEMS

« on: April 11, 2005, 01:06:28 PM »

Thanks. I am going to do that for afrer this week's hike.

                        BobM

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Archived Support / Track Log / DEMS

« on: April 10, 2005, 06:00:32 AM »

Thanks for prompt reply.

  I will try both metods after tomorrow's hike.

                   BobM

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Archived Support / Track Log / DEMS

« on: April 09, 2005, 02:12:54 PM »

Is it possible to load a track from a GPS, then update the elevation data with the DEM file and then add the track to the track log.

 I have benn loading a track, adding it to the tracklog, updating the track with the elevation data from my DEM file, deleteing the track from the log, downloading the track to the GPS then uploading it again and adding it to the logfile.

 I do this because threre always seems to be a couple of really bad errors in the GPS data causing bad overestimates of altitude gain, diffuculty and effort.

 What I do is really doggy, I suppose (hope) there is an easy way to avoid it but I cannot seem to finf it.

 Thanks for a great priduct.

                                 BobM