Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2002 16:30:18 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LIB] Win95B/98/now street atlas

In a message dated 2/2/2002 2:09:31 PM Mountain Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

> Nope I wouldn’t do that.. Sounds like what you need to do is check to
>  make sure what comport the gps is connected to and make sure there isnt
>  something else connected to it and then config street to that com port..
>  I have never used it but I do run into this problem with my gps unit
>  once in a while in sa.since my dell's onboard serial port hosed up on me
>  I have to use a usb dongle and that dongle does change com ports once in
>  a while.. And I also have problems with procom but anyway just because
>  hyperterm reads it does not mean that street is hosed up just the
>  settings

Phillip,

No argument here, the trouble is, the access to Streets' com port assignments 
is Tools>GPS>Configure GPS and that gives me the error message.  I haven't 
found any other way into Streets' configuration.  Device Mgr shows the 
PCMCIA/serial card on Com2, and Hyperterminal shows Com2 actively reading the 
GPS signal.  There are no conflicts for port assignments shown in Device Mgr, 
either.

Well, this is interesting... I just ran Streets on my desktop, with no GPS 
attached.  Selecting Tools>GPS>Configure GPS Receiver brings up a dialog box 
with choices of my 4 Com ports for GPS connection (the Lib wouldn't display 
this box - gave error message instead).  So that means that Streets on the 
Lib is not even seeing the Com ports at all, regardless of GPS connection.  
I'm not sure, this may be worse than I thought.

Lee




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