[PCR-1000] frequency list files idea and talkPCR questions

Wed, 1 Jan 2003 20:06:48 -0600

What the list moderator needs to do is set up (or find one already set
up) a PCR1K user group on Yahoo!  All the email posts can go there,
membership to the list can be open, and there is a section to post
files, like what is being proposed below, for all to use.
I belong to several for my Palm OS Device, and the very large hospital I
work for has a large number of departments who have created their own
Yahoo! Group, to post schedules, files, and emails to disseminate to
alll.

Oh, it's all FREE too!

Tom 
KE4RXM

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Subject: [PCR-1000] frequency list files idea and talkPCR questions

perhaps if someone hosted on a website  we could all provide our own
talkPCR 
freq lists by emailing the text files (which are pretty small) and
others 
could download and tweak as needed. I have all 26 banks filled up with
as 
many as 700 channels (for numbers stations, SITOR channels, police,
WXsat, 
AM/FM, etc) and would be happy to send mine.

a question does anybody have problems with talkPCR locking up windows
ME? 
seems like it and AOL running together are fatal on my HP PC.

did anyone ever loose the contents of the wave control file in talkPCR,
it 
happened to me before I could archive some of the info in the list which
I 
would have liked to have saved. does this happen when the list gets too
big 
or if you delete a lot of cuts?

steve

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