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   Message 53 of 179   
   Al Kaiser to Nicholas Boel   
   Re: Help Needed Setting TER500 Up On New   
   19 Mar 16 03:46:10   
   
   Nicholas Boel wrote to Al Kaiser Subject: Re: Help Needed Setting   
   TER500 Up On New Computer   
      
    NB> Hello Al,   
      
    NB> On Wednesday, 17 March 162 23:10, Al Kaiser wrote to All:   
      
    AK>> The PKZIP and PKUNZIP files are located in the ARC directory   
    AK>> like on the other computer.   
      
    AK>> How do I tell TER500 where to find the packer and I guess   
    AK>> the unpaker?   
      
    AK>> Please help so I can get to using the new computer!   
      
    NB> Since this is a DOS program, you may want to try putting PKZIP   
    NB> and PKUNZIP in your TER500 directory. If that doesn't work, you may   
    NB> have to add your ARC directory to your system path   
      
    NB> Regards, Nick   
      
      
   I fixed it!  I am now running TER500 from my new 6 core Windows7/WindowsXP   
   dual boot comptuer.   
      
   Fourtunally I have a pretty good working knowledge of DOS and Windows and   
   I had to give it some thought while working on the Windows 7 side of computer   
   setting up my Ham Radio programs.  This computer is a "radio" computer for use   
   in contesting and my ham radio operations.   
      
   I kept seeing that PKZIP was not in the path so going to a DOS window and   
   typing the command PATH I see that it was not seeing the ARC directory. A work   
   around was to place PKZIP in IN directory of TER500 it would still see the   
   error but unpack the packets.   
      
   The fix was to modify the Windows PATH statement so on startup the XP system   
   sees the ARC directory for a DOS file.  I do not remember having to do this   
   with my current machine.  I'm wondering why there was a problem with this   
   computer, possibly because is is a very advanced machine.   
      
   I'm sort of proud of myself for figuring this out!  I don't know if any of the   
   "young generation" computer "geniuses" would be able to figure this out?   
      
   I still have one ham radio program that will not run on this computer.   
   It blanks out the display and I have to reboot to get out of it.  My   
   STSPLUS satellite program does not work.   
      
    -=>  Al Kaiser n1api@cox.net <=-   
      
   Works for me!   
      
   Al Kaiser - Meriden, CT, 19-Mar-2016 at 3:46.   
   Fido : 1:142/926 - Internet : n1api@cox.net   
      
   .!. Always proofread carefully to see if you any words out.   
   --- Terminate 5.00/Pro   
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