Hi Dan, if I understand you properly it means that I have to download a file from the radio first and then start to modify it and upload the updated file back to the radio again. Is this true? This would mean that I could not generate a new file from scratch as I was trying to do (but without success).
If so I will use that procedure, of course. 73 Juergen, DL8LE --- In [email protected], Dan Smith <dsm...@...> wrote: > > Hi Juergen, > > > It looks as I am the only one who is unable to get Chirp up and > > running ok on a W XP-Pro system ... Problem is that I am unable to > > select a file type from a drop down menue when clicking on save as > > (the box is empty), and when I enter, e.g., test.chirp or test1.csv > > etc. the file will be saved correctly but I am unable to open the > > saved file again (file type mismatch, unknown format etc). > > I think what you want to do is hit the Radio->Export to file > function. > > I assume you've already cloned the radio, right? When you do the > clone of a radio like the 800, it asks you for an image file name at > the same time it's asking for a model number and a serial port. If > not, start there by going to Radio->Download From Radio. > > -- > Dan Smith > dsmith#danplanet.com, s/#/@/ > www.danplanet.com > KK7DS >
