Oshkosh Photos

I would like the Beta version. I even got an email from you saying to
go ahead and try the Beta. I downloaded something that said it was for
Windows Mobile, it doesn't work on the Smartphone. It installed but it
doesn't do anything when you launch it. I have the link to directly
from the Smartphone to your site but all it says is the Smartphone
version will be downloadable here. As for features I like what you're
doing. I'm not hoping for much with the radar picture as I have a
program and a couple of websites for that already for the Q. It frankly
just isn't all that good. I really want the W+B and flight planning
like on my Axim X51. Personally I don't need or want the FAR's. Just
wastes space. Don't care if you include the airport freq's, etc. I
have that already on my 296 as well as my Flight Guide, both of which
are easier to access than a PDA. Maybe a link to the Beta version?
That would be great. Thanks.



Hilton wrote:
It is (still) in Beta. Animated Weather, DUATS support, W&B, A/FD, route
planning all working (and lots more). Expiration page needs work. If you
have the Smartphone version, make sure that you upgrade to 2.0.0.5 Beta.

I'm working 24/7 on WingX. In fact, a user was having some problems on his
Q that we could not reproduce. I met up with him at Oshkosh on the
flight-line. Spoke with him about the problem; we weren't able to reproduce
it because it seems to be very 'location-specific' (cell phone tower and
reception specific). I drove back to the hotel and worked on a fix to
handle poor reception areas for several hours 9connected remotely to my
machine in San Jose, CA), then posted the fix on our web site so that he
could automatically upgrade his WingX while at Oshkosh and test it the next
day. So, I promise, we're working really hard at getting it out. It will
be released (non-Beta) in August.

Screen shots: http://www.hiltonsoftware.com/sp

If anyone is interested, send me an email and I'll get the install
instructions out to you.

NEWPS: Please call or email and let's talk about what you'd like to see in
WingX and/or what you'd like improved.

Thanks,

Hilton


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Hilton wrote:

Art Zemon wrote:


Wow what a week! AirVenture 2007 was amazing... people... planes...
toys... planes... food... planes... beer... and more planes. What
could be better?


An airshow without kettle korn is like a summer's day without
strawberries...

Hilton


OK, you're back. Let's get the Moto Q software up and running.

On Jul 30, 9:37 am, Jay Honeck wrote:
I have posted more thoughts and 35 photos on my blog athttp://cheerfulcurmudgeon.com/2007/07/29/oshkosh-airventure-2007-part-2/

Fantastic, Art -- and, hey -- the best picture on your site is the one
of you and Dave that I took!


Great photos.
Thanks for the time you took..

On Jul 30, 9:31 am, wrote:
Art,

I cheat a little. I don't have any idea what operating system you use
but there's a free Power Toy for Windows XP which makes pretty short
work of getting the picture size under control for the web. It's
called, simply, the Image Resizing tool.

Greg,

I cheat even mo I use SmugMug.com.

Cheers,
-- Art Z.

Dude, that's simply not fair!

Greg

On Jul 30, 5:07 pm, Art Zemon wrote:

Greg,

I cheat even mo I use SmugMug.com.

Cheers,
-- Art Z.

schrieb:

Art,

I cheat a little. I don't have any idea what operating system you use
but there's a free Power Toy for Windows XP which makes pretty short
work of getting the picture size under control for the web. It's
called, simply, the Image Resizing tool. Install it, select a bunch of
images, right click, choose Resize and then select the size you want
all those pictures to be. A couple minutes later and all you've got to
do is the HTML work!


you can also use irfanview ... and it can also do basic html image
galleries, too.

oh .. and it is free software.

#m
--
I am not a terrorist http://www.casualdisobedience.com/

Martin Hotze wrote:
schrieb:

Art,

I cheat a little. I don't have any idea what operating system you use
but there's a free Power Toy for Windows XP which makes pretty short
work of getting the picture size under control for the web. It's
called, simply, the Image Resizing tool. Install it, select a bunch of
images, right click, choose Resize and then select the size you want
all those pictures to be. A couple minutes later and all you've got to
do is the HTML work!


you can also use irfanview ... and it can also do basic html image
galleries, too.

oh .. and it is free software.

#m


I use, and love, Irfanview.

But for quickly and easily making a web page from a bunch of photos,
Porta - a free program - really impressed me.

http://www.stegmann.dk/mikkel/porta/

- John Ousterhout -