CASILIST : New Software Turns Any Weather Station or Software into Remote Monitoring System

J (j{at}weatherwatchers.org)
Sat, 09 Jan 1999 15:49:38 -0500

This is very interesting news. When I first had the WX-200 I was looking for a way to do this (albeit on a Win3.11 system which I'm guessing this software doesn't work on?). This software will apparently capture anything on your desktop and upload it to the Internet. I haven't checked it out
yet but though some of you might want to know about it.

Edward Edelman wrote:

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> PC Everywhere Released
> Ambient Software has just released PC Everywhere, which turns any program (or weather station) into a remote monitoring system! Visit my new web site at http://www.ambientsw.com.
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> PC Everywhere captures live images (or files) from your PC desktop and transfers them to your remote Web Site. Complete automated and scheduled dial-up, PC Desktop Image SnapShot and FTP capability.
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> Great for Web Cams, instruments and meters, and your existing weather station software.
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> NOTE!!! If you are currently running Weather Web or Virtual Weather Station and plan on using PC Everywhere, you must download the latest Version of Virtual Weather Station (0.6) from Ambient Software's Web Site. The dll was upgraded, and is not compatible with the dll Vws and Weather Web use.
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> New Web Site
> Ambient Software has a new web site at http://www.ambientsw.com. The site will evolve over the next few weeks.
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> Virtual Weather Station Version 0.6
> VWS has been upgraded to include a Windows 98 look, improved dial-up networking, and more features. You can download the latest version for free.
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> Discussion Group
> CyberAir (http://www.cyberair.com) has been kind enough to establish a Virtual Weather Station user's discussion group. To subscribe, go to http://www.ambientsw.com/Discussion.htm.
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> Customer Support
> I apologize if your questions were not answered timely. With the new program and the holidays, I have been following behind. I look forward to your comments and suggestions...
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> Regards,
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> Ed Edelman

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