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I have just moved and one thing I needed to do was update the weather station |
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for my panel applet. In the config dialogue I have two tabs: "Display" |
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and "Weather Service". I am able to select my new city in the "Available |
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stations" and even check the weather using "Update All", however, I can not |
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set this new station to be the one displayed on the panel. |
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Even when I delete my old town from the "Weather Service" tab it remains in |
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the "Location" dropdown in the Display tab. After hitting "Defaults" a few |
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times, now I get only "Unknown Station" in the drop-down. There seems to be |
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no way to set the station to be displayed on the panel... |
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The help docs don't seem to correspond to the actual software: |
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"If you don't know the ICAO code for the airport nearest to you, you can click |
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on the link labeled Lookup Your ICAO Code to use a web based search engine to |
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find it." |
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I don't have such a link on mine, and there is no way (that I can find) to |
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edit the value in the "Location" drop down. |
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Again from the docs: |
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"right mouse button click on an empty space in the panel and choose |
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Add->Applet->KWeather |
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A configuration dialog will open up. Initially the only configuration required |
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to make KWeather work is the ICAO location code:." |
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When I do this no configuration starts up. I can use the menu to select |
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configuration, but this just leads to the same dialogue that I cannot do |
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anything from... |
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Does anyone know what's up with this? |
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KDE is 3.5.5... |
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-d |
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darren kirby :: Part of the problem since 1976 :: http://badcomputer.org |
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"...the number of UNIX installations has grown to 10, with more expected..." |
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- Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson, June 1972 |
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