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jblessing · 01-19-06, 04:00 AM

The GPS application is a way of sharing one GPS between several applications. Hence the incoming port (the one the GPS really is connected to) and the outgoing port (the one apps will "see" the GPS on). If you are not using more than one GPS app at once, disable it by setting the the incoming to None. I tried it, but found gpsgate (from www.franson.com) to be more reliable.

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jblessing Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 36 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The GPS application is a way of sharing one GPS between several applications. Hence the incoming port (the one the GPS really is connected to) and the outgoing port (the one apps will "see" the GPS on). If you are not using more than one GPS app at once, disable it by setting the the incoming to None. I tried it, but found gpsgate (from www.franson.com) to be more reliable.