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Galaxy Rss & Windows 7

Gringo154
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Finally managed to get a spanky new laptop from the co, unfortunately RSS is not supported on Windows 7 but there are rumours that it works.

Tried just about everything upto now, software runs ok but as soon as you upload a site it fails. I don't particularly want to downgrade for just one application as everything else I've found a workaround for.

Anyone had any success on this yet?

Yeah I have it on W7 and window 7 starter or what ever its called on my netbook. Prog most these days with a brew from G2 upwards, just done a 40 zone GD48 today on my net book :) Cant connect to my RS232 unit, but I suspect that me being a 'tard somewhere

Change the baud rate in the com server to 9600, never have an issue

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Yeah I have it on W7 and window 7 starter or what ever its called on my netbook. Prog most these days with a brew from G2 upwards, just done a 40 zone GD48 today on my net book :) Cant connect to my RS232 unit, but I suspect that me being a 'tard somewhere

Change the baud rate in the com server to 9600, never have an issue

cheers 9651, as long as it's possible I'll persevere

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