Hardy Data Systems
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Hardy Data Systems
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The Setup Program will want to put the program into a default path: the C:\Win1010 folder, but it gives you an opportunity to put into a directory of your choice. I recommend accepting the default Setup Directory of C:\Win1010. If you are using one of the older versions of Windows, you may get the message that some of your files need to be updated. The latest versions of several of the DLL and OCX files were used when compiling the Win1010 program. You should answer "Yes" to let the program update your files. If you may get a message that a certain file (most likely msvcrt.dll or mfc40.dll) is in use and cannot be updated or a "File Access Error", again hit "Ignore" and then "Yes" to continue. This is the first version that has been compiled with Visual Basic 6.0 with Windows XP. Previous versions were compiled with VB5 using Windows 2000. VB6 is more Vista friendly.
This is the full Win1010 Suite of the four programs (Contest, County Hunter, Certificate Chaser and Daily Log). As downloaded, it will run in the demo mode with a 25 record limit in each of the four modules. Upon purchase, an User ID file (user_95.dat) will be supplied to remove this 25 record limit. Purchase info is given on the other HDS 1010 Software Web pages.
See the "What's New In Version 3.2b" web page for details on new features and changes in Version 3.2b and the last several updates. See the "Complete Update History" web page for a complete update history on Win1010.
NOTE: Download update file into a temp folder and unzip into your Win1010 folder. See below for details on the 'New Method' which updates directly from the web page. See the contents web page for all files in the update package and see the "What's New In Version 3.2d" web page for changes and new features. See the "Complete Update History" web page for a complete update history on Win1010. This package has the "Make Zips" button visible.
My Mozilla Firefox web browser does not give the option to "Open" or "Run" the file, but the Internet Explorer does. Maybe there is a setting on the Firefox to allow one to Run EXE files? Run from the web or download into a temp folder and run. The program will get the proper path from the Windows Registry. Everytime Win1010 runs it writes the path to the Registry. See the contents web page for all files in the update package and see the "What's New In Version 3.2d" web page for changes and new features.
NOTE ON UPGRADING: Depending on your Windows operating system and your current version of Win1010, you may need to update the TabCTL32.OCX, CSText32.OCX and CSCMD32.OCX files as described below. Also the FreeSize OCX if you were using a version before V2.5. When starting your new version of Win1010 if you get the 50003 error or a freeze-up on startup, then these OCX files will need updating. Instructions are below or you can email me with your old Win1010 version and Windows O/S.
After you install any Win1010 update and you get the 50003 unexpected error, then your support files are not up-to-date and you need to download and install these support files. This is the entire collection of DLL and OCX support files that are needed by the Win1010 program. This is a zipped file and consist of only the supporting files. Unzip into a temp folder and run the dll_up.exe program to install. This uses the regular Win1010 Setup program, but since there are no Win1010 files, only the DLL and OCX support files will be installed. Accept the default install location in the Setup program. If you only get the 50003 error when going to the Options Menu, then probably only the TABCTL32.OCX file needs updating. If so, email me at jhardy@surfsouth.com and I will email you the small OCX file (or download here) and instructions on how to manually register the new OCX file by going to START, then RUN and entering regsvr32.exe tabctl32.ocx and hit OK. The TAB OCX file should be unzipped and placed in the Windows\System32 folder. This is the new version that may be required starting with Version 2.8a.
Unfortunately the DLL and OCX files are not forward compatible – only backward compatible. If the new update is compiled with newer DLL and/or OCX files, then those support files must also be on your computer. This has long been an issue with Microsoft and programmers. For further info on the 50003 problem, several methods to resolve and a chart showing the supporting files click on the blue 50003 web page link above. (This page has not been updated for the new DLL/OCX files)
INSTALLING AN EXISTING WIN1010 PROGRAM ON A NEW COMPUTER. If you make a CD or ZipDrive backup of the entire Win1010 folder and sub-folders, then you can just copy that backup to your new computer and then run this DLL-UP program to install the necessary DLL and OCX Windows supporting files. Copying the Win1010 folder across a network is also another possibility of transferring to the new computer.
NOTE: If you don't have download provisions, the entire current program is available on CD for $10 for registered users or anyone wishing to use the Win1010 Program in the Demo Mode. This will also contain the complete FCC program and and updated databases.
The FreeSize(VB5).OCX file was included in the Version 2.5 update. If the
2.5 update was not installed, then you will need to unzip this OCX file into the Win1010
folder and Windows\System folder. NOTE: On some installs, when starting Win1010, you may get an error message
saying that the FreeSize.OCX control is missing. This error message usually means that
another OCX or DLL is missing. Windows just picks the first one it finds for the error
message. When using VISTA, it usually means that the CSText32.OCX and CSCMD32.OCX was
installed but not registered and will require manually registering using the regsvr32
OCXFileName in the RUN window.
Download Zip.EXE - 83K
(zip.zip)
The Zip.exe file was included in several of the previous updates and is used in the CertChaser #10 Backup routine to make zip backups. If the file is not present you will get a Run Time Error #53 meaning "file not found". Unzip this file into the Win1010 folder to fix the problem.
This EasyZip Windows Zipper/Unzipper is a very easy program to use. It is included in the Win1010 CD in the MISC folder.
Versions 2.8b and earlier had two OCX files that were not compatible with Windows XP SP2 when installing the initial Win1010 on the SP2 computer. This OCX.ZIP file contains two updated SP2 compatible files: CSCMD32.OCX and CSTEXT32.OCX. This file can be unzipped into the Windows\System32 folder and may need manually registered by going to the Start - Run box and entering regsvr32.exe cscmd32.ocx and hit OK. Then do the same for the cstext32.ocx file. You will get a popup message saying that the control was successfully registered. One user installed the two new OCX files and did not manually register, but just ran the program OK. So it appears that these files may automatically self-register. So try to run the program first. The DLL_UP.EXE file below will do the same thing and requires no manual routines, but is a much larger file, since it updates all the DLL and OCX files used by Win1010.
This file was updated October 7, 2001 to reflect the addition of a new county. Just unzip this file into your Win1010 folder. This file was included in the Version 2.0a update package.
This file was updated July 10, 2008. This file is included in the 3.2b update package.
This is a simplified drawing using Radio Shack parts. These files can be viewed and printed by most word processors or picture viewers. These files were scanned at 300 dpi and posted on August 23, 1998. Also see the http://www.muenster.de/~welp/sb.htm web site for many sound board software programs and misc info.
This program was updated to use the 85,000 record 1010 database file. Requires the same DLL/OCX files as Win1010 version 3.2. Unzip into your Win1010 folder. Contains the 10X.EXE and a Help text file to read with NotePad.
NOTE: The 75K version must be used with Win1010 Version 3.1b and before. The 85K version must be used with Win1010 Version 3.2 and later. The 1010 database is updated monthly and is used with all HDS 1010 Software. It has all the members' calls and 10X numbers. These files include 37 new 10X numbers (currently at 75447) issued during May, 2009. The zipped file name is 1010.Zip (85000 version) and 1010_75.Zip (75000 version). The file name is 1010.txt in both files. Unzip into your Win1010 folder. Also updated SK's and vanity calls.
The DB95.DAT file has been updated with about 220 new vanity calls, new contesters worked last contest, and corrected info reported after the last contest. There are 16,621 records in the file.
The last EPC number is 5573 and the last 070 number is 851 records. Unzip into your Win1010 folder. These files are also in the 3.2d update.
The MLUser.txt file has been updated with new ML List users. There are 120 records in the file. Unzip into your Win1010 folder. This file is also in the 3.2b update.
Unzip this file into your Win1010 folder and run the "Update Names" routine in the ML program.
Unzip this file into your Win1010\Upgrades folder. This file was updated with corrections and removed some dupes.
Note: To view the above PDF files, left click on the file name above. This requires that the Acrobat Reader be installed on your computer. To download to your hard drive, right click and choose the "Save Target As" Option and specify the download location. File sizes are from 316K to 836K. If you don't have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader you can download it at this location http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html
This is the Help files in RTF format for Contest, County Hunter, CertChaser and Daily Log. Unzip into your Win1010 folder. These help files can be imported into the Word Pad program or any other word processor that imports RTF documents. You may want to reformat the help file and make a print out in the format you need.
This is the K4HAV updated DOS Version 2.0 FCC Search Program that will search the FCC Database. For more information on this program and how to download the FCC Database using a FTP program see the K4HAV FCC Web Page.
This database is updated weekly (on Sunday or Monday - depending on the FCC). This database contains the name and address, the previous call, the date of birth and age, county, and license class. NOTE: If you are using a Web Browser for downloading the following files, you should first check the ftp://ftp.lehigh.edu//pub/listserv/tenten-l/callsign/ FTP URL with your Web Browser to check the dates on the files: This database can be downloaded three ways:
1. As one big zip file – 23 MB (dated June 28, 2009) (Also download the matching index files #4 below)
2. As 14 smaller files (New FCC Format requires new FCC2 Windows version or Win1010 1.5c) updated June 28, 2009. If you have a slow connection, this is the best way to download the FCC Database. db_wa.zip, db_wb.zip, db_wd.zip, db_ka.zip, db_kb.zip, db_kc.zip, db_kd.zip, db_ke.zip, db_nn.zip, db_nl.zip, db_a.zip, db_k.zip, db_w.zip, db_ve.zip (Also download the matching index files #4 below)
NOTE: The FCC files are normally updated weekly either Sunday Night or Monday, but sometimes this web page with the dates is not updated. As indicated above, the link ftp://ftp.lehigh.edu//pub/listserv/tenten-l/callsign/ can be checked to see the dates on the files to make sure you are downloading an updated version.
3. A compact version consisting only of U.S. and Canadian 1010 Members - 1.5MB dated July 9, 1999. Not Supported at this time.
4. FCC Index Files dated June 28, 2009. These are optional files that will increase the speed of the Callsign search by up to 8 times depending on which addr_xx file is being searched. These are the new FCC Format and supported by FCC2 and Win1010 Version 1.5c and later. The zipped file is about 2.6MB and requires about 8MB unzipped. NOTE: the index files date must be the matching set of files for the FCC Database downloaded (one day difference is OK in the case of converting near midnight.).
The support files consist of the Zip Code files, the Zip_AZ.TXT file, XZip.txt and the Counties.TXT file. These files should go into the FCC Directory. The Zip Code files were updated with about 646 new Zip Codes. The XZip file is a collection of Zip Codes that the FCC have transposed or they are not found in the regular Zip Code database. The city and state should be correct, but the Zip Code should be confirmed. If this file is used, then the notation (FCC Zip Data) will be placed by the city and state.
The Previous Call Database contains approximately 188,806 call sign changes dated June 28, 2009 and is updated weekly. These files should go into the FCC Directory. NOTE: This file is only needed if you convert your own FCC raw file or desire to use the Ctrl-V routine within Win1010 to find a new call when inputting an old one.
The Date of Birth Database contains the birthdays that were in the last FCC Database that contained the DOB data which was in April, 1997. These files should go into the FCC Directory. NOTE: If the callsign in the 1997 DOB database has been reissued to a new vanity callholder, then the DOB refers to the original call holder. This DOB.ZIP file is named CallDOB.DAT. NOTE: This file is only needed if you convert your own FCC raw file or desire to use the Ctrl-D routine within Win1010 to find a DOB.
The new Windows version that requires some of the same DLL and OCX files as Win1010. If you have already installed Win1010, then all you need is this FCC2.EXE and help files. The file name is FCC2.ZIP — Unzip and put into your existing FCC folder or create a new one named FCC2 for instance. Then set your path in Win1010 to the new folder. The Convert Help files will list the files needed in the FCC2 folder. If you have already installed the FCC2 program for Windows Version 1.0, then just unzip this file into your FCC folder. It is the FCC2.EXE and help files. Note: Version 1.3 adds the Canadian database to the Name search and creates a text file for the Name and Zip Searches named Found.TXT, which can be loaded into a word processor. Version 1.4 adds some traps for possible errors and several changes to the conversion routine. Version 1.5 adds several traps to prevent errors and places the results of the Call search on the Windows Clipboard for pasting (Ctrl-V) into NotePad or whatever you desire. Version 1.6 adds support for the 85000 size 1010 database.
The new Windows version that requires running a Windows Setup Package to install the needed Windows support files. This will create a new folder named FCC on the C: Drive. The Setup file is named FCC2S.EXE and is self-extracting - No need to unzip – just double-click on file to install. New users will also need to download the DOB, PrevCall and Supporting Files above. The program converts the raw FCC files or you can download the completed 14 db_xx files above along with the matching Index files (items 2 and 4 above). Note: After installing the 1.1 Version, download and install the Version 1.6 update above. Also the updated "Supporting Files". Some of the DLL/OCX files in the package may be out of date and you will need to run the DLL_UP.exe program described earlier on this web page.
NOTE: I use a special version to convert the weekly FCC raw data file. It requires at least 512MB of RAM since some of the temp files are stored in memory for a quicker conversion. There are only a few users that convert their own FCC files, since it is quicker to just download from this web page. However, if you desire to have a copy of this special version, please email me and I will send you a copy.
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