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Great thanks!  I was thinking it was something like that...

Will move out of /Program Files!

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Hi all, I *finally* joined the new decade and got off my Win7 machine onto a new Win10 one.

The move of PDW- which I had dreaded and may or may not have been a big reason in my procrastination  :) - went effortlessly.  I just copied the directory part & parcel to Win10, installed the drivers for the USB board, and it was up and running.  So easy a caveman could do it!

However, my logfiles are not where I expected them to be.  On win7, I was running out of c:/downloads, another symptom of pure laziness.  On Win10, I put that dir into /Program File (x86).  Runs fine there. 

HOWEVER, the /logfiles directory is not receiving the logfiles as they had on Win7.  I tracked them down and they are going to:

C:\Users\bucky\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\pdw3.12-full\Logfiles


I have no clue how they created the path and ended up there, but that's what happened.  Is there a way to get them back into the directory where I'm running PDW from?  Or should I just grin and bear it and set up a shortcut to that appdata directory?

Thanks! 

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Hi!  This thought never crossed my mind until I read this forum.  But I often had pagers with bad displays and/or buttons that aren't worth repairing, so they end up in the scrapheap.  But what they actually are is always-on receivers listening on a defined frequency.  Instead of a scanner, what is the potential for using a pager hooked up to an RS232 slicer and thence into PDW?  What we use today are Motorola Advisor II and Apollo Pilot XPs.  Wonder if any of them have potential?  I read on another forum that the line-level from pagers is way low, but I'm not really sure.  Thanks!

Bucky

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