New Navdata.db3 - 20130819

[Runway 31]

Use windows search again o look for Navdata.db3 to find it again

Alan

[Wools]

Can find the files in Programs (X86) ok

Search gives below

C\users\peter\AppData\local\VirtualStore\Programe [/b]Files\(x86)\AirNav Systems\AirNav Radar Box

Have spent last 90 mins looking and still not found it any file/ program. At work in 6 hours so will have to give up for now.

Peter

[Runway 31]

Peter,

Click on the start symbol then Computer then click on Hard Disk Drive OS (C)

On the left hand pane and you will see your name and below it App Data, click on App Data and it will open up the right hand pane and on it you will see Local, click on Local.

After you click on Local, scroll down the right hand pane and you will come to Virtual Store.  Click on Virtual Store.

In the right hand pane you will now see Program files (x86) click on it.

In the right hand pane you will now see AirNav Systems, click on it and in the right hand pane you will now see AirNav Radarbox.

Click on Airnav RadarBox and you will see a folder Data, click on it and you should find the NavData.db3 file that you want and it should be around 50,438Kb in size.  Left click on it and in the menu you will see Copy, click on it.  The go to your desktop and left click and then Paste and you will see a copy on the Navdata.db3 file there.

Follow the same process to get to the old Navdata.db3 file and when you find it go back to your desktop, left click on your Navdat.db3 file you left there and past it into the folder containing the old one.  A box will open up telling you that there is already a file with the sme name there and given a choice of what you want to do, click on the one Copy and Replace and the job should be done.

Start Radarbox and check if d/b explorer gives the correct total now

Alan

[Wools]

Alan

Unable to get past first line as no Hard Disk Drive OS (C) but did click on HS Hard Disk Drives (1)

Have looked in Users/Peter but no App Data file.

It must be me.......

Peter

[Wools]

Alan

Just found from a Windows help site
Quote:-
in Windows 7 The AppData folder is hidden, by default.
You can click Organize/Folder and Search Options/View Tab.
Select the Show hidden Files, Folders, and drives option.   

end quote

Did this and now rocking.

Let you know how I progress

Peter

[Runway 31]

Forgot about hidden files

Alan

[Geot]

Getting a
HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

when trying to download this update

George

[cdorow]

Unable to download from the link on the original post.  Keep getting "HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found" message.  Has it been moved or renamed?

Thanks,

[shouriken]

It doesn't work for me too.
Maybe they are preparing a new update?

[Runway 31]

Try it now, it gets over written after a fortnight so have posted it back in.  Should hopefully have a new one at the weekend.

Alan

[cdorow]

Thank you.  It worked perfectly!

Chris

[Runway 31]

I am having problems with the updater software and Dev is working on it.  I will have an update published as soon as I can

Alan