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12/8/2000 9:11:04 AM:Author
It's a good sized download.. But I
added all the ocx files just in
case..
Worth The download..
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12/8/2000 10:22:25 AM:Magic101
This concept is excellent!
The MOD is
no problem (just points to an incorrect
location) but in the HideFrm where it
does the GetSystemMenu call, everything
aborts because "GetSystemMenu" is
undefined.
Other than this, good
work!
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12/8/2000 10:49:56 AM:David T
Excellent code! Couple of Win API
declarations were missing but easy
to
add. Keep it up!
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12/8/2000 11:02:53 AM:Author
I have reuploaded the zip file..
please download again if you had
problems previously with a misplaced
modeule and a missing api call.. It's
all fixed now
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12/8/2000 11:06:23 AM:Author
Another Thing To Mention.. is that
this has been a work in progress.. as
you can see from my previous uploads to
PSC.. Any votes are well appreciated..
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12/8/2000 11:28:54 AM:kwbrayton
Very nice! The latest version compiled
cleanly for me.
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12/8/2000 12:37:26 PM:Kjell Ervik
As you know there is no better
than
excellent, so i'll give the +
here.
Very good job! Splended
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12/8/2000 2:26:51 PM:Libran
Ignore my last post. heh. I didnt read
all of the the discription. Did
weather.com hunt you down? or did you
ask them if you can distribute this?
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12/8/2000 2:57:23 PM:Author
My program is just an example.. of how
to get info off the web.. take it as
that and don't think to much into it..
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12/10/2000 1:44:29 PM:Jason
Very nice application. I mean WOW.. I
have seen other weather programs, but
you're is by far the best. You have
got quite a bit of skill. Take it to
the bank my friend.
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12/10/2000 1:52:34 PM:VBwiz
Not a lot of great practical programs
on PSC, but there are a few, yours
ranks on up there as one of the best on
PSC. I took a peek at the code. very
impressive. great work
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12/11/2000 12:15:29 PM:Jeremy Tidol
Nice Code... I love it.
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12/16/2000 1:59:13 PM:Burbble
Wow! This is so simple and so practical
and WONDERFULLY coded!! Congratulations
and keep up the GREAT work!!
By the
way, did the Weather channel really
start yelling at you? If they did, how
did they know to search on Planet
Source Code for "Your Weather v4.0"?
:)
Have a nice
day!
-Burbble
boris: Make sure
you extract all of the files from the
ZIP!
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12/20/2000 4:06:43 PM:James
Excellent code! I am going to use this
frequently!
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12/21/2000 3:53:28 AM:Dropline
Not bad, I like the scroll at the
bottom of the page for the extended
view.
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12/21/2000 5:03:16 PM:Jim
Awesome job on Weather 4.0! 5 globes
from me!
Found two little bugs so
far, one was the Central America &
Caribbean dropdown - will not load the
countries. Can you fix that?
The
other bug was in LMapfrm (Large Maps)
at this line..
ElseIf sel_d
= 38 Then
the app tries to download
BOTH South Pole Large and Western Hemi
Global thereby causing an error. I
deleted the "South Pole" reference line
to fix the error.
Keep up with the
good work Nathan!
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12/21/2000 6:54:24 PM:Rajan
Hey Nate.. Not sure if you remember me
(Rajan), I saw the picture of you and
remember you and I took the MCSE
courses together. You finished up
before me, but I saw you on here
thought I would say hello and vote for
this code.
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12/25/2000 5:19:17 AM:PingBad
This code is by far the BEST. Out of
curiosity, has bill gates called you
yet and offered a you a job?
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12/25/2000 9:18:12 PM:Nathan
Bill Gates... Nope.. Hehe..
Unfortunately, Weather.com changed up a
few things.. I want you guys to know I
have fixed these few minor bugs and
will be uploading at the first of the
month.. Thank aqll of you for the
positive comments that inspire me to do
this kinda of stuff..
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12/30/2000 8:28:15 PM:Diretto!
I must admit, a nice program indeed,
does it still work when the website
layout changes ???
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1/11/2001 3:18:51 PM:Frank
Great job Nathan! I gave you an
excellent rating.
This program is so
good I'm surprised you didn't
try
selling it. Thanks for sharing it with
everyone.
My only concern is that when
Weather.com changes
the format of
their web site it might wreak havoc
on
your wonderful application! Keep up the
great
work...
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1/22/2001 2:33:54 PM:Tellum
I tried to create a weather program
myself, but gave up over all the Metar
decoding.. I guess using the U.S. Metar
report is the only source which will
never change. But decoding is really a
pain. Well, since this program is far
more better from the one I tried, I'll
use this one.. Thanks a lot!
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1/26/2001 8:20:32 PM:Herb Riede
While this code is well written and
useful, it is no better than the hack
of NetZero (elsewhere on PSC by another
author) in that it should not be made
into a distributed application, but
kept as an interesting sideshow.
There
are many ways to make software like
this without needing to leech
weather.com's information. I would
suggest setting up software like
Hamweather from Hamweather.com, but you
need to know perl and have a perl
server (which you can get for free).
Once someone makes weather software
that avoids weather.com and uses either
their own weather site or direct info
from public sources, then that program
will deserve to win!!
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2/1/2001 2:54:01 AM:Kermit
Nice!
This is like "CodE of The
YeaR"!
Five Large Globes from me.
and
Keep this coding up.
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2/1/2001 8:22:11 AM:Chris
I must say im very impressed, though
the code is not so good. You have
written tons of code, for no reason.
You should really get into useing loops
etc... Also, name things with
extentions you can remember...like
txtSomething,
frmSomething...
Anyways, you made a
really good program. I can understand
why the weather website dosnt want to
use this, if they ever will want
something like this, they would make it
them self. But dont get kicked down by
that, keep going!
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2/1/2001 5:38:40 PM:Hi!
I think this program is great, but
there is a better program called
weatherbug. download it!
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3/25/2001 6:30:26 PM:Viper Tech.
Doesn't work. It keeps giving me a
trapped error about not being connect
to the internet or something like that
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4/9/2001 8:09:58 PM:opello
Hi, I noticed that your Weather 5.0 got
booted from PSC for some reason, and I
was wondering if you'd mail me a copy
w/ source?
Thanks!
Dan
(opello_1@hotmail.com)
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8/4/2001 12:15:13 PM:opello
Just popped in again ... wondering if
you didn't get my last email/feedback
... anyway, after rereading the
feedbacks, I think that you could
modify your code to get the graphics
from other (public) sources such as
weather.gov (warnings and satellite
images).
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9/11/2001 8:08:34 AM:treesprite
I'll be posting version 5.0 soon...stay
tuned...
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1/24/2002 12:24:41 PM:Edvin
It's not working for me . It says I'm
not connected to the internet.
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1/28/2002 7:46:36 PM:guillame
Nathan,
I sent a note but it looks
like it didn't transmit. I get the
maps but no weather data even after i
put in the Zip code. I also got a type
mismatch error 13.. The text is grayed
out and
i try to load the 0cx files to
the components list but only systray
gets loaded.
Great looking product
and I a must be doing somrthing wrong.
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1/28/2002 8:25:50 PM:guillame
Nathan,
i loaded the ocx files and
still gey mismatch on the
line
tmrScroll.Interval =
GetFromINI("Report", "Interval",
iniPath$)
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4/1/2002 1:49:21 AM:Nathan
this program no longer works fella's.
sorry, I gave it up after weather.com
totally re-did their site. thanks for
the interest.
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4/1/2002 4:12:07 AM:Default_Browser
I sure love the effort all you guys are
putting out making weather data
grabbers, but what I want to know is
why no one seems to have ever heard of
http://www.hamweather.com . The reason
im referancing them is because their
scripts get a file from noah weather
then parse it & generate their outputs.
This is how weather.com gets most their
data. What we need is to go to the
source rather than second partys. That
way we can have live streeming data
allmost.
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4/1/2002 4:18:25 AM:Default_Browser
Ok I found the old download site for us
so we can rip apart the perl scripts &
get to the source, you can find that at
http://www.hamweather.com/hw2index.html
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4/1/2002 4:23:58 AM:Me Again !
When the user requests weather
information, HAMweather will obtain the
text data, as needed, from the National
Weather Service (NWS) and the
Interactive Weather Information Network
(IWIN). The raw data is then parsed,
cleaned up and presented to the user.
Hope you all enjoy the input & help
please let me know when you get this
idea of mine to fly, perhapps I will
lay a foundation im going to download
the demo now & start documenting what
all will be needed.
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4/1/2002 4:47:01 AM:Default_Browser
http://weather.gov/tg/dataprod.html
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4/1/2002 4:52:43 AM:Default_Browser
Yee, Ha Check this out ! All the gold
we need to build it !!!
ftp://ptgftp.nws.noaa.gov/
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4/1/2002 5:05:56 AM:Me Again
Be sure to also note theise pages for
they tell you all the indexing
structers.
http://weather.gov/tg/txtfil
es.html
http://weather.gov/datamgmt/fil
stnd.html
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