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				<title>Couple of Questions</title>
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						 <p>First, let me say this is a pretty cool application you wrote. Very nice and easy to get setup.</p> <p>I do have a couple of questions. Is there a way to disable the frequency monitor feature? If I try to uncheck it in enables menu, it just brings up the last frequency someone transmitted.</p> <p>Second, it didn't seem to always do this, so maybe I turned something on by accident - when I start or re-start APRSIS, it comes up in &quot;suspended&quot; mode, and won't transmit until I do a manual transmit. This would be OK, except my box automatically reboots for Windows patches, and even if I put APRSIS in startup it will never start transmitting on it's own. I'd like to disable this as well, even if the TNC is still stupid and down after a reboot, I'd still be up on the internet side.</p> <p>Thanks and 73,</p> <p>KE5UUO</p> 
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