January 13, 1999
APRS+SA v0.9.22 Release Notes:
1) New Profile page in Setup.  This includes entries for Power, Height and Gain (PHG) and a number of other parameters.  All parameters except PHG, can be queried remotely by sending a directed message.  All default parameters can be queried directly from the Send Message window via the ?Query? button.  These parameters can be queried by prior versions off all APRS programs by sending the appropriate ?query? text in a standard APRS message.  The following Queries are directly support in v0.9.22.

?NAME?  Name
?LOC? 	Location
?EMAIL? Email address
?HTTP?	Home web page
?TAC?	Tactical Callsign

Also included on the Profile page is a edit box for entering additional profile strings.  Each line is a unique entry and the first word on a line contains the query key.  Sending ?PROFILE? will return a list of all available profile keys.  And entry may be like the following:
ARC Loma Linda University Amateur Radio Club

The Query key is ?ARC?.  The key can be "discovered" by sending ?PROFILE?

Additionally, the file Data.txt is also supported in the same manner as the Profile page.  Data.txt can be generated automatically by a concurrently running process.  The keys and data content can be queried by sending ?DATA?.

Note, the text in "?query?" is case independent.  ?QUERY? is the same as ?Query?.  Also note, that all ?QUERY? packets generated do not have line numbers, and are not queued for automatic repeat transmissions as are the responses.  Profile text parameters are considered low priority messages.  APRS+SA v0922 will respond to queries that do have line numbers that may come from older versions of APRS+SA or other APRS programs.

2) Tactical Callsigns.  Tactical callsigns have been enhanced to support remote definition of tactical callsigns.  To transmit your Tactical callsign so other APRS+SA stations can see your tactical callsign, send a message to TACTICAL, in the message body, place you Tactical callsign. To set the tactical call of a stand alone tracker, send a message to TACTICAL and in the message body enter: CALLSIGN:TAC_CALLSIGN.  Example:  If my stand alone tracker is KH2Z-14 and my desired tactical callsign is "Brent".  Send a message to TACTICAL and in the message body place KH2Z-14:Brent.  Tactical callsigns can be queried also by sending ?TAC?. 

Note: the to callsign of TACTICAL must be capitalized.

3) Drop down boxes with predefined text values are now supported for several items.  These include the Posit text, Status text and Auto-Answer text values.  The underlying text files are PositText.txt, StatusText.txt and AutoAnswer.txt.  These file names are shown in ToolTips if you need to remember them later for editing.

4) If you are connected to the Internet, a new ?Query? item will appear on the Send Message window.  These include links to QRZ for callsign data lookup, and an Internet map, centered on the location of the callsign in entered in the TO call of the Send Message window, if there is a current Posit.  There is also support for 3 HTML templates, 2 of which are provided.  These are called Template1.htm and template2.htm.  The templates have replaceable variables that can be entered in the HTML text.  When APRS+SA loads the Template, it will replace the parameters by the appropriate values.  Valid variable names are:  call, lat, long, mycall, mylat, mylong.  In the HTML template enter #call# for call, #lat# for lat, etc.  Latitude and Longitude are in decimal degrees. Case is important, use only lowercase. The first supplied template resembles the maps returned in the APRS+SA web server and by APRServe.  The second template provides links to Topomaps and to APRServe's maps.  The idea is, you can create your own template for Internet queries.  Let us all know what you create!

5) APRS+SA now supports Text-to-speech as provided by Microsoft's Agent.  

To enable text to speech in APRS+SA v0.9.22, you need the following files available from Microsoft. 
Agent for Text to Speech:http://www.microsoft.com/workshop/imedia/agent/default.asp
Needed files:
	Core components: MSAGENT.EXE 
	You also need the TV_ENUA.EXE file. This is the Text to Speech Engine. 
	One Character file: PEEDY.EXE or other
Install them in order, then from the main menu on APRS+SA, click the Speech - Enable menu item. APRS+SA will use the wave file names entered on the Sounds page of setup just as the WAV events used the contents of the wave files.  For example, is you have Update.wav entered for playback on tracking updates, Agent will say "Update".  Note that if you do not have DirectX v6 installed on your computer, Agent and WAV events will compete for the wave player on your computer.  First one there wins.  You can disable WAV events on the Sounds page of setup if desired.  2 additional checkbox items are now provided on the Sounds page, these are called "Speak".  They are available for Tracking, Bulletins and Messages.  For the last 2, Agent will read out the bulletin or message.  For tracking, Agent will read out the Range and bearing to the tracked station.

6) A new Applications Programming Interface (API) has been added to APRS+SA to support external program that may want to create and send messages, objects and other possibilities.  One such program, called DOSAP, written by Bill Vodall, WA7NWP, has mechanisms to generate objects to track Satellites, amoung other things.  For information about DOSAP, see http://wetnet.wa.com/~wa7nwp/aprs/dosap.html.  Bill, WA7NWP, has also started a web page FAQ on APRS+SA.  See: http://wetnet.wa.com/~wa7nwp/aprs

Brent Hildebrand, KH2Z


September 1, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.20 Release Notes:

Many changes:

1) Queuing routine completely rewritten.  This controls most transmissions
of data, both RF and TCPIP.  Ctrl-Alt-Shift-Q will display the Queue, but
you will not be able to do much with it.  But it will show multiple ACKS
when they occur or when a Posit is transmitted from a station that has been
IGated.

2) ACKS - the program will generate multiple ACKS for messages received from
through multiple digipeater hops.  Note that the number of hops is
determined by the first packet heard for a given message.

3) IGated Acks - the program will transmit 2 Acks for all gated Acks, these
spaced 10 seconds apart.  This in hope to improve through put of message
Acks.  This is experimental, and may be removed later.

4) MAPS - A number of new maps have been created.  One is a dedicated
Digipeater Map.  And 4 "By Icon" maps are possible.  Also, 5 new Weather
only maps have been created.  The Wind Direction map will have map notes
with the "tail" pointing in the direction of the wind

5) MAP MOP Files - Map Options are now available for all map types.  All
maps will be drawn with the map NAME followed by a + and either A or B.
Example:  WindSpeed+A.SA5.  The MOP file associated with this map will be
WindSpeed.MOP.  If WindSpeed.MOP is not defined, then MapOptions.MOP will be
used.  It MapOptions.MOP is not defined, then the current values for the Map
Options will be used. Whew.  Map Options now include Map "Instance".  This
means which Instance of SA that a map will be directed to.  The default is 2
which means, NOT the one you might be zooming in on, but you can specify 1
if you wish.  The program now supports 4 instances.  This is artificially
limited.  More could be used, but this eats up more RAM, etc.  4 instances
for now.

6) Setup-Lists.  A new list has been created:  Gate Object based on object
Icon.  Also, the Gate Callsign function has a new "switch" to enable or
disable this function.

7) Trayicon is now in "native" code and does not require the OCX. An uninstall
batch file has been included to remove the v0.9.19 OCX.  Execute the batch 
file, Uninstall0919.bat.

8)  Messages and Objects can now be transmitted in NEW APRS message format.
This will be the default state, but in this state, old versions of APRS will
not decode the message or object

9) Messages - transmission of messages can now be either sequential or in
parallel.  In sequential, if a message gets "stuck", it will hold up all the
following messages.  This is added in concession to APRSdos which does
sequential message transmission.  I'd prefer to sort on receive, but need
more message info, this is why the message numbers are now 4 digit.

10) Coordinates.  The map datum of APRS is WGS84.  APRS+SA now supports
entry of coordinates in any of 122 map datums in degrees, degrees/minutes,
degrees/minutes/seconds, and now in UTM.  This applies to your current
position, Map Centers, and Objects.  Map Datums are recorded in Datum.TXT.
You can add more datum's as needed.  Be sure the parameters are correct.
Not all map datums have been tested.  I use the Defense Mapping Agency's
program MADTRAN as a benchmark for my Datum  and UTM transforms.  The 
Datum list is from the University of Texas.  There is also a new menu on
the Position, History and Object pages called Coordinates.  This can be
used to review a station's coordinates in a different Datum other then 
WGS84 and in UTM or Degrees, Degrees/Minutes, or Degrees/Minutes/Seconds.
Also from the coordinate window, you can locate the entered coordinate.
Note that if you change either the Lat/Long or UTM coordinates, click the
appropriate convert button to get the UTM or Lat/Long equivalents.

11)  APRServe Logon and Auto-Reconnect has been changed.  The program will
now do connects in the "back ground".  The keyboard remains active during
attempted connects to APRServe.  Also, if a connect fails, the program will
automatically go to the next server in the list.  Also, is connection gets
dropped, the next server in the list will be tried.  If the PPP connection
stays open, APRS+SA will try and try and try to keep the connection open.

Fixes:
1) No delayed ACK is now generated for Group Messages.




July 31, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.19 Release Notes:
V0.9.19 is equal to v0.9.18 with the patches applied.


July 27, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.18 Release Notes:
New files:  aprsplus.dll, apx20ocx.dll, flshtray.ocx, regsvr32.exe.

New:
1) New map types (5-9).  This map supports the Custom Map List found on the Lists page or Setup.  You can enter any list of callsigns you want to appear on this map, including wildcards.  Examples.  KH2* will include any callsign with KH2 prefix.  Or ???? would include all 4 character callsigns. *-9* Would include all callsigns with -9 SSID.  And *:* would include all Objects.  The new map supports its own Map Options (MOP) file.	
	Maps 1-4 have not changed
	Maps 5 and 6 are supported by the Custom Map List of Setup
	Maps 7,8 and 9 included all known stations with the TimeFilter applied
Note:  Map types are in evolution

2) Default Map Options file (MOP) is now MapOptions.MOP for all maps where an other MOP file is not defined.
3) Each map type can have their own Street Atlas Overlay file.  This is in addition to the global overlay.  To use this for of overlay, create a map file with all the drawing objects for that map you desire.  Then save it with the name of the map type.  For example, it Map 5 is Map5, use Map5.SA5.
4) Maps Page:  Multiple maps can be selected for automatic redraw by clicking on the appropriate check boxes.  Which map is automatically redrawn is rotated in time.  
5) Shortcut Menu has been reworked to "shorten" it.  All Map type menu items are now grouped under "Map".  All TNC functions under "TNC", etc.
6) Wildcards now work properly with Tracking on the Tracking page.
7) A Tray Icon is now supported in the System Tray on some installations of Win95.  This is experimental only.  The Icon currently supports to menus:  right click to bring up the Shortcuts Menu, left click to bring up a new Locating menu.  This menu has up to 3 parts.  The first it to Locate yourself, the possible second, contains callsign in the Custom Map list.  The possible last list of menus contains the callsigns of stations in the Tracking List.  Click on any of these menus will zoom the map to that location if the position data passes the Timefilter and Rangefilter.  Note that Street Atlas can be full screen, and these menus are still available!  This Tray Icon is provided by an ActiveX control, FlshIcon.OCX.  This control is a freeware control.  Documentation about the control is included.  The control is automatically registered by Setup.exe.

Known Issues:
1) Using the Shortcut Menu to connect to the Internet will fail if the Internet Page of Setup has not been opened at least once.  Connect to the Internet via the Setup window the very first time the program is been started clears this problem, and it does not reoccur. 
2) The Tray Icon is not currently supported under WinNT.

July 22, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.17 Release Notes:
Changes:
1) Lists support "Wildcards".  For example, KH2Z* will include all SSID's of KH2Z as will KH2Z-*.  Other valid examples are *2Z*, KH?Z*, etc.
2) Data page in Setup.  The data page will automatically delete data if enabled.  Most data is deleted by time (hours).  Position reports can also be deleted by total number.  Valid times are from 0 hours to a really big number of hours.  You can enable or disable deletion of data by type.  
3) A default path can be set for Posits.  Enter Callsign on Main page or Setup like this:  CALLSIGN/PATH where path is the path ID specified in the Unproto setup window (Ctrl-U).
4) If the RF path is not available, all messages sent to TCPIP, if that is available.  This is useful for those running the program with a TCPIP connection only.
5) Statusbar.  Range, Proximity Alarms, Bulletins, and Search strings set up a text variable that is displayed when you move the mouse cursor over the statusbar of the main window.  Example - do a Range function.  The results will appear in the statusbar. When the program sees the mouse move OFF the statusbar, it will revert to normal display.  Move it back onto the statusbar will again show the most recent data.  
6) The Telemetry page has an additional "Text" column.  This column attempts to show the origin of the telemetry packet.  Current items for this column include, KPC-3+, Mic-E, and MIM.  
7) A new list has been added that looks at the TO field of received packets.  If the TO field does not match one of the strings in this list, it is ignored. The list also supports wildcards.  For example, if the string AP* is in this list, then most packets from APRS+SA, APRSdos and WinAPRS will be decoded.  See the list for default values.  This list by default is not enabled.  
8) Setup.exe now creates a shortcut on the desktop to APRS+SA.


June 24, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.16 Release Notes:
New:
1) IGate callsign list, (bottom right list on List page of Setup) will now gate messages TO a particular callsign.  This callsign can be a alias callsign such as CQFD!  The gating of messages TO a callsign is in addition to the gating of Position reports.  Note that only the first 2 callsigns in the list are used for gating, all others will be ignored.
2) Objects page has been split into out going objects at the top, and received objects at the bottom.  Out going objects now conform more to APRS protocol in that if another station creates an object of the same name, they then assume transmission of the object and APRS+SA will suspend transmission of it.  You can also "kill" and object you have been transmitting, causing it to disappear from APRSdos screens and to be removed from the received object list on the Object page.  Transmitted object can have 5 states, each indicated by a different color.  A green dot beside an outgoing object means that it is an active object.  A red dot means the object is being transmitted as "killed".  A blue dot means another station has assumed responsibility for transmitting that object.  Black means the object is inactive, and yellow means the object is persistent, which means it can not be remotely killed of taken over by another station. This latter state is in addition to standard 
APRS protocol.

Color	State
-----	------
Green	Active
Red	Killed
Blue	Remotely Killed
Black	Inactive
Yellow	Persistent

3) Bitmap window now supports APRS Icons.  The bitmap window now has 2 pages, the Map tap and the Setup tab.  Current Setup options includes weather to include Icons, Callsigns, and/or Track lines on the map. 
4) Bitmap calibration files have been broken into individual files.  This means that each bitmap will have its own calibration file (.cal) after the bitmap has been calibrated.  This replaces the Directory.cal file which stored all calibration constants.  This change was done in order to easily facilitate the sharing of bitmap files and their calibration constants.
5) Change stream characters for dual port TNCs are now programmable.  See the Program tab of Setup.
6) There is now an option to treat other SSIDs of MYCALL as a group callsign.  For example, if MYCALL is set to KH2Z, and WZ6ZZZ sends a message to KH2Z-1, if this option is enabled, I will decode this message, and it will be in my Inbox.  The Callsign will appear as WZ6ZZZ>KH2Z-1 meaning WZ6ZZZ was sending a message to KH2Z-1, but was decoded as a group message.  Note that my station will NOT send an ACK (acknowledgement) of the message from WZ6ZZZ as he was sending to KH2Z-1.  This feature does allow you to monitor all traffic to your callsign.
7) There is now a general Search String function.  This function scans the input data stream for an arbitrary character string.  For example, CQFD.  When the character string is detected, the WAV file specified is played and an event is recorded in the Event Log.  This feature in enabled and configured on the Sounds tap of Setup.
8) Cosmetics: The Message page now has a "Splitter" that replaces the trackbar that use to be on the left of the page.  To resize the splitter, drag the line separating the top and bottom panes to the position desired.  This true of the Objects page also.
9) The APRS+SA Web Server will now display objects in the lower pane of the Objects page.

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June 4, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.15 Release Notes:
New:
1) Selective availability (SA) filtering on receive.  This option is enabled on the Program page of setup.  There is also an SA distance that is user definable from 30 feet to X (some big number).  The default is 360 feet.  If this option is chosen, then new Posits are examined for range from the previous posit. If the distance it less than the SA distance, the old one is thrown out and the new one is kept.  Side effects: if you are tracking a slow moving object, you may not collect a nice track line of travel.  Remedy: uncheck this option, and the old program behavior is restored.
2) Zoom Proximity Alarms.  When enabled, this feature will redraw the map when a station violates the proximity distance for that type of station.  See Sounds page of Setup
3) Proximity Alarms only fire on the first occurance of a particular position.  That is, if a station violates a proximity alarm, but does not then move from that position, the proximity alarms will not continue for that station, until it again moves beyond the SA filter distance.
4) Zoom Posit.  This feature will zoom the map to the location of any NEW position report.  This feature will fire when it first hears a fixed station for example, but will not fire again for that station, unless it moves beyond the SA filter distance.
5) New Position page update option, Update Position page on New Positions Only.  This option is useful on slower computers and is enabled by checking the appropriate box on the Program page of Setup.  The Position page will show the current position, but not necessarily the most recent position report.
6) Lat/Long entry is now more uniform through out the program.  Only Object entry has not changed.  Current Position, Map Center and the DF window use the same entry form.  You can enter coordinates in Decimal Degrees, Degrees, Decimal Minutes, or Degrees, Minutes, Decimal Seconds.  From this form, you can "Hide" the other program windows and can capture coordinate positions from the Altas map.  This replaces the D<>DM<>DMS converter.
7) When mobile, the program will transmit the heading and speed in the Posit text when using the RMC NMEA sentence, in the APRS protocol format.
8) The APRS+SA HTTP Web Query is included in this version.  This feature is experimental and may change or be removed in future versions.  To enable the Web Query click the Open button in the Web frame on the Internet of Setup.  The port used for the server is user selectable.  It defaults to port 80.  However, if you already have a Web server on your machine, this will can cause conflicts.  I'd suggest using port 8000 in that case.  The URL for the server will be displayed below the Port entry window whent he port has been opened.  Use this URL to access the Web Server.  For example if your URL shows as http://123.234.456.678:8000, enter this in your Web Browser to access the server on your machine.  Note you must have dialup connection open to your Internet service provider before the Web Server will open.  All Web Query functions have hypertext links.  The Web Query can provide several types of maps, including a Topo map for some areas of the country.  Note that the maps are from the vicinity.com web site and have very good coverage of a number of parts of Canada and US possesions!

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May 14, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.14 Release Notes:
New: Command box on GPS page to send commands to the GPS receiver.  Example: I use this to change the configuration on my GPS-35 receiver, to enable or disable various NMEA sentences.

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May 9, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.13 Release Notes:
Changes:
1) The reloading of window position and column position and width has been made a user option.  To enable this, check the appropriate box on the Program tab of Setup.

Fixes:
1) Shutdown icon was incorrect, off by one.
2) Startup icon was incorrect, off by one.

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May 8, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.12 Release Notes:
Fixes:
1) Secondary Symbol table now supported with Objects
2) Startup error trapping code with restoration of all windows and listviews. (debug).  This code just bypasses any errors on startup.  It may be that I'll need to pull the window restoration code.  It appears that on some setups of APRS+SA, Startup will produce an error with window restoration.  This is not well understood at this time.  Same copy running in the same household on a different computer runs fine.

Techical Note:  I've added new window resizing code to the program on some windows.  This code greatly simplifies the process of resizing a window under user command.  An example will be found on the Lists tab of Setup.

Development Tools Note: I've discovered a bug in my development tools.  This bug introduces typos in the source code that may not become evident until runtime.  Please report any recurrent error messages.

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May 6, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.11 Release Notes:
Installation notes.  This version comes with a completely new EXE file.  You must download both aprsplus1.zip and aprsplus2.zip.  Those who beta tested v0.9.10 already have the new EXE.  All others, you must download both files.  Copy the contents of both files to a single directory, and execute Setup.exe to install.  See release notes for v0.9.10.

New
1) Support for transmitting the secondary symbol table has been enabled.
2) Non-ham callsign (CAP) registration code added.  Note, APRServe validation code is sent only for amateur radio registration.

Fixes:
1) DDE support for the Weather form has been modified enabling 3rd party support for entering weather data from an external program, and transmitting it via APRS+SA.


May 3, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.10 Release Notes:
Note:  this is a preliminary release.  The version uses aprsplus.exe v3.0.01. Version 3.0.00 has considerable problems with the Internet interface.  Please do not mix this version with any previous version.  I recommend installing it in a new directory.  Copy the contents of aprsplus1-3001.zip and aprsplus2-3001.zip a new directory, and execute Setup.exe to install.  
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New
1) Most columns of data are now moveable in v0.9.10 (with 3.0.01 of the EXE).  For example, you can drag the G (Gusts) column on the Weather page over to the W (Wind speed) column.
2) All Window positions and column widths are preserved between invocations of the program for registered users.
3) Several new menu options have been added to the Outbox of the Messages page.  These include methods of changing a messages path, and copying the message text into the Message entry window to send it to another recipient.  Also, double clicking on a callsign starts a new message to that station.
4) A first draft of a "Find" function has been added.  Currently, this only works on the Listviews.  The find function is case sensitive.

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April 29, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.03 Release Notes:
Fixes
1) Several decoding errors of NMEA packets, again modified.

Experimental
The bitmap window has been separated from the main window.  A number of new features have been added.  This feature remains experimental and may be changed or completely removed in future versions.
1) You can now open other bitmaps other than the default USA2.BMP.  I have included World.bmp also.  
2) You can open your own Mercator projection map bitmap.  You can calibrate it with a 2-point calibration process if you know the Lat/Long of 2 locations, preferably near to opposite corners.  Point to the first point, and right-click and choose Point-A.  Then the second and choose Point-B. Then choose Calibrate to perform the calibration.  If the calibration appears correct, you can save the calibration for future use by choosing the Save Calibration menu option.  APRS+SA then writes the information to a file called bitmap.dir.  Next time you load this bitmap, the program will read the calibration data from this file.
3) You can Paste a bitmap from the Windows Clipboard.  I have used this with SA with 2 Lat/Long MapNotes on it.  Note that you can not save calibration from a map that was pasted from the clipboard.
4) You can Copy a bitmap to the Windows Clipboard for use in other programs.
5) The Lat/Long of the cursor is displayed in the Bitmap window statusbar.
6) You can zoom in and out on a bitmap.  You can not zoom a map pasted from the clipboard.
7) The only drawing function provided is the location of the most recently heard stations.

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April 22, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.02 Release Notes:
Fixes
1) Decoding of NMEA data structures corrected for NULL data.  This bug caused errors in the decoded data structure which could cause SA4/SA5 to abend.  If you have been using v0.9.00 or v0.9.01, you may have data that has been parsed incorrectly.  You may need to delete any data that is causing errors with map generation.  Clearing all position data should correct this after starting v0.9.02

Experimental:
1) I have included a bitmap, USA2.BMP used on the "USA" page.  This bitmap covers the lower 48 states.  It shows the relative position of position reports.  The bitmap is scalable.  Resizing the main window will cause the bitmap to rescale.  Right click on the bitmap for a popup menu.  In theory other bitmaps can be used in place of my included USA bitmap.  I have not provided users any way to substitute bitmaps and calibrate them.  This page may be changed in future releases or removed entirely.  Your comments are welcome.

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April 14, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.01 Release Notes:
This version requires download of both the aprsplus1.zip and aprsplus2.zip files. 
All users are strongly encouraged to stop using v0.9.00 and upgrage to 0.9.01.

Fixes
1) Popup Menu on the lists on the Lists page of Setup and on the Tracking list now works with WinNT.

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April 12, 1998
APRS+SA v0.9.00 Release Notes:
This is the first version of APRS+SA that may be registered.  See Register.txt. See Install.txt for installation directions. This version requires downloading of the entire program file set.  The old APRSa4i.exe file will not work.  The V0900 and above executable is called APRSplus.EXE.   Support files include APRSplus.Reg and Setup.Reg which contain program configuration data.  APRSplus.Log which contains the all position information, and APRSplus.Dat which contains all non-position data, such as bulletins, messages, weather data, etc.  I suggest creating a new directory for version 0.9.00 and above if you have been  using a previous version of APRS+SA.

  
New:
1) The Weather and Status pages no longer scroll with new incoming data.  Callsign updated inplace.  The list of callsigns can be sorted by clicking the column headers.  It can also be sorted by distance away from you by selecting the Sort by Range menu option via the popup menu, activated by right clicking on the list. 
2) 2 more display filters have been added:  Local and Tactical filter, found on the main parameters page of the Setup window.  Local only displays data from stations heard via RF which may include HF Gates.  Use the HF Gate filter to exclude these. The Tactical filter only displays stations in the Tactical list, activated by pressing Ctrl+T.
3) IGate parameters which determine whether to gate an Internet message to the local network  is now user configurable. The number of digipeater hops and time since a Posit has been heard are programmable.

Fixes:
1) SSID Icons are now displayed correctly for Mic-E stations.
